Seele Contributor, Shefali Karani shares that one key to success is forgiveness.

Seele Contributor, Shefali Karani shares some tips from working from home during quarantine.

Mark Ballenger shares that God does have a plan for your future marriage and how you can know what that plan is. His book, “The One: How to Know and Trust God's Sovereign Plan for Your Future Marriage” answers 12 of the most commonly asked questions regarding God's will and Christian relationships. At the end of each chapter, five questions are also included for small group Bible studies or for personal reflection.

March has been about focusing on inspiring women from the Bible in a series called: “Bible Boss Babes.” Last week we looked at The Witch of En Dor a woman who we can learn something from. This week we’re looking at Joan of Arc, and though she is not in the Bible, Joan was an unwavering woman of faith, and it was this faith that enabled her to do hard things.

Ugo Mozie is a stylist and fashion designer and he got his first celebrity client at 17. He has designed for Justin Bieber, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce and more. But more than working with celebrities, Ugo oozes with wisdom, and it’s this wisdom that keeps him grounded.

Fashion has been helping in any way that it can right now as the Coronavirus has hit thousands around the globe. One such designer out of Lebanon is doing this and this past weekend, Tony Ward reopened his atelier’s doors in the heart of Beirut because he saw a way in which he could apply his sewing skills and help hospitals.

Matthew 5 is a very powerful passage of scripture, it starts with the Sermon on the Mount, which is about the Beatitudes, then addresses the concept of being salt and light. Seele Contributor, Thomasena Thomas shares how God calls us as Christians to live a certain way. God wants us to be set apart from the rest of this world because we are not of this world, we are to be God's hands and feet here on earth. Heavy I know, but that’s what God calls us to do.

Certified nutritional therapist, Kate Petrova shares an immune boosting shot that's relevant during this Coronavirus time.

Last week we looked at Deborah, Israel’s first female judge. This week, we’re looking at a woman who’s NOT Bible Boss Babe: The Witch of En Dor, but nevertheless a woman who we can learn something from. As you’re home during this Coronavirus time, may this post speak to you in some way.

The very word “COVID-19” has the ability to set off thousands of different opinions and emotions on the matter. Seele Contributor, Rebekah Mazzei shares her thoughts on the Coronavirus and this time of manic.

Last week we looked at Mary from Bethany, the sister of Lazarus and Martha, the one who sat at the feet of Jesus. This week, we’re looking at Bible Boss Babe: Deborah.

Lucy Doughty is a philanthropist, businesswoman, designer, and advocate of women’s and children’s causes. Splitting her time between London and her ancestral Dominican Republic, Lucy is often raising money for women’s and children’s causes, or sitting at the bedside of a sick child.

Body positivity seems to be on everyone’s minds nowadays. How can we be better role models for others or what positive body image campaigns should we support? Seele Contributor, Shefali Karani has personally struggled with her own body image during her teenage years, and body positivity is something that she shares we should all work towards, as something that’s a part of the whole self-love package.

Zeina shares her story and thoughts on empowering women through Communication, as well as thoughts on how women can be more effective communicators.

This month, Seele’s Editor, Ally will point out four inspiring women and share practical life tips that we can apply to our own lives. And this week we’re looking at Mary from Bethany, the sisters of Lazarus and Martha, the one who sat at the feet of Jesus.

The ‘Gift of Forgiveness’ is a fresh, inspiring book on learning how to forgive–with firsthand stories from those who have learned to let go of resentment and find peace.

Pierpaolo Piccioli surprised us all at Valentino’s womenswear AW20 show in Paris. Unlike Hedi Slimane, Pierpaolo isn’t predictable, and missing from this collection are his typical volumes and bright colors. This collection is all about tailoring and fluidity- incorporating masculinity into the femininity.

Clare Waight Keller’s AW20 ready-to-wear collection for Givenchy is all about the strong woman who knows what she wants and how to get it. Themed ‘Arthouse Beauty’ with references to the French silver screen and the elusive arthouse heroine, it focuses on abstract musings of the female body in performance art.

We don’t know too much about Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. We do know that he was from the tribe of Judah and most Christian denominations agree that he was way older than Mary, somewhere in his 40s when he married 13ish year-old Mary. And, that he most likely had children from another marriage (it is presumed he was a widower) when he married Mary.

Ever the person that can deeply relate to others, womenswear Creative Director, Maria Grazia Chiuri mapped out an atlas of emotions through the prism of her teenage diary for the FW20-21 ready-to-wear collection.