A women's magazine written from France that offers personal, memoir-style essays on marriage, motherhood, family life, travel and the labour of running a household. Issues are built around a single place or moment, such as Saint-Émilion, Milk or Sai Kung, and told in a vivid, sensory first-person voice.

A personal essay newsletter that reflects on ambition, burnout, marriage recovery and rest through scripture, especially minor biblical books like Haggai. Readers get candid, faith-based reflections on stepping off the corporate achievement treadmill.

A long-running satirical column narrated by the self-styled Earl Maundersby, who gives mock-serious dispatches on trivial matters. The sample issue argues, with dry wit, that divorce is the real art of marriage and that a flawless divorce is the best investment a man of means can make.

A Christian pastoral newsletter by author Gary Thomas offering encouragement on marriage, parenting and faith, with excerpts from his forthcoming book on adult children and grief. Readers get reflective, faith-centred essays and updates on his books and speaking events.