As the Year Draws to a Close
There is still so much to be grateful for.
How is it already November? Honestly, where did the year go?
I Didn't Start Life Like This: A Mom Abandoned With Twins — Holding On To Faith For Her Autistic
I was happily married. I had a home, a husband, and a future I was proud of. My twins — a boy and a girl, now 8 years old — were born into love.
Choosing Yourself Without Guilt: Why Self-Care Isn't Selfish
You show up for everyone else. When do you show up for yourself?
If you're reading this, you are probably the strong one.
We Need People: The Dangerous Myth of the Strong, Isolated Woman
There is a lie many of us have believed.
That being strong means being silent.
The Stepping Stones We Leave Behind
Every generation needs a stepping stone.
Something that makes the journey a little easier for the person coming after us. Something we learnt, built, understood or created that allows someone else to go a little further than we did.
The Impact of Helping Another Woman
Sometimes, we think helping someone has to be a big thing.
We think we need enough money, resources, time or influence before we can make a difference.
Halfway There: Six Months Gone Six More to Grow
There is something about the middle of the year that quietly unsettles us.
Growth Takes Structure
There is a beautiful stage of every vision where passion alone seems enough.
From Safe Haven to Growing Impact: The Journey of TGAF
Every meaningful journey begins with a need. For The Grace Abound for Women Foundation (TGAF), that need was simple but urgent to create a safe haven for women in distress. What started as a community group became a space where women could be heard, supported, and reminded that they were not alone.
Happy International Women's Day
Today, we join the world in celebrating the strength, resilience, brilliance, and boundless potential of women everywhere. At The Grace Abound for Women Foundation, our heartbeat has always been the empowerment, healing, and uplifting of women—especially those navigating distress, adversity, or limited opportunities.
After the Roses Fade: A Post‑Valentine Love Letter to the Lonely Heart
Valentine’s Day has passed.
The roses are wilting in vases,
the chocolates are half‑eaten,
and the world has returned to its ordinary rhythm.
The Real New Year New Me is 365 Days
Every January, there’s a rush.
A pressure to become everything by the 31st.
New routines. New bodies. New habits. New careers. New versions of ourselves, all at once, all immediately. We hyper-focus, sprint hard, and then quietly burn out before the month ends.
Time Is a Great Revealer: Why 2026 Must Be the Year You Choose Yourself
There’s a saying that has followed women for generations: time is a great revealer. What is hidden—whether in our habits, our relationships, our mindset, or our lack of boundaries—will always rise to the surface. Eventually, you can no longer outrun what you refuse to address.
What We Built What We Learned and What Comes Next
As the year comes to an end, we’ve been taking a moment to pause, not just to count what we’ve done, but to truly reflect on why it mattered.
DAVID & ANITA
When I lost my job, I lost myself. I felt like a failure as a husband and a father. Anita was the one carrying the family, paying bills, and every time I looked at her, I saw disappointment in her eyes
MICHAEL & GRACE
“I never thought I’d be the kind of woman who drifted away from her husband.
From Pain to Purpose: Breaking Free from a Narcissistic Marriage Through God’s Grace
A powerful true story of a woman who found courage and faith to leave a narcissistic, abusive marriage. Discover how God turned her pain into purpose and how you, too, can find freedom and healing.
The Façade of Happiness - A Journey through broken walls to Hope in Marriage
Every marriage faces seasons of testing — moments when love feels distant and faith is all that remains. This is my story of pain, perseverance, and the miraculous power of prayer that restored not only my husband but also my own heart.
The Night That Changed Everything: A Child’s View of Domestic Violence”
Sometimes, the loudest pain is the one no one sees. This is my story — of watching my mother break under my father’s abuse, of growing up in fear and silence, and of learning, through forgiveness and faith, that even ashes can bloom again.