In the heart of East Africa, where the sun rises over bustling towns and quiet villages, lives a woman whose smile defies the darkness she once endured. Her name is Aisha and her story is not only one of survival, but of extraordinary strength and renewal.

Violence against women is one of the most devastating and widespread human rights violations today. As the world nears the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25, we are called to face this crisis with honesty, urgency, and unwavering determination. CWFL is proud to participate in this global effort…

For women in leadership, self-compassion is not optional; it is a necessity.

In the fast-paced, high-pressure world where many women of faith lead and serve, compassion is often shown outward—toward families, teams, congregations, and communities. However, many women find it hard to extend that same compassion inward. Self-compassion is one of the most overlooked yet powerful foundations of resilience and spiritual health.

In a world often marked by instability, pressure, and injustice, women leaders—especially those grounded in faith—are increasingly called to lead with clarity, strength, and hope. But these qualities do not develop automatically. They are shaped, tested, and refined in the crucible of…