“The importance of a father or father figure’s involvement with his child’s learning journey - especially at an early stage - is not always appreciated or understood.” – Heartlines To find out more about Fathers Matter visit

RT @agenda_blackmen: Father's Day Ride again this year?

Every year on 27 February, the world celebrates the incredible work done by NGOs across the globe. Happy #WorldNGODay. To find out more about the work that we do, visit our website at

Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 13 that love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. What do you teach children about love and how do you as a parent demonstrate love?

In his book, God’s Love Stories, Brian Helsby shares how his father and the father figures around him shaped the person he was as a teen and the adult he became. As a father or male figure, what positive influence do you have on the children in your life?

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Happy Valentine’s Day from Heartlines!

Be guided by these principles and values this weeky: · Seek first to understand. · Be curious, yet respectful. · Ask without judgement. · Be sincere. · Affirm as you ask. · Be willing to also be asked.

There are thoughtful ways to connect with those close to you without breaking the bank, and our money values are a great reminder for you to stay disciplined in achieving your money goals. Plan ahead, get creative and minimise costs wherever you can.

Heartlines Senior Project Manager, Brian Helsby, is on Radio Pulpit tomorrow morning at 08:30.

It’s World Read Aloud Day! Encourage those around you to grab a book and read out loud.

Catch Heartlines Senior Project Manager, Brian Helsby, on Kingfisher FM this morning at 09:30.

Generosity in giving: Generosity does not only mean giving others money. Our Values & Money resources unpack how you can be generous without breaking the bank. Have a look at our money values here:

Wisdom in borrowing: Money can be tight at times, and borrowing becomes the only resort. It’s always a good idea to borrow wisely and only for important things.

Relationships aren’t just with loved ones; we have one with money too. The kind of relationship you have with money determines whether you can achieve your money goals.