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It’s back to school time!

Often referred to as la rentrée, it’s that time of year to fold up the beach umbrella and head back to work, and school. We all have a moment in this time to reconsider ourselves, our focus, and have a surge of new energy it is in a sense a “new year”.

With that in mind, we have a new book to help you discover your true style:

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mpola, mpola: a Christian woman’s guide to real style. Logan Nakyanzi Pollard (Author) Hardcover– August 3, 2026.

And, of course we have classes and consultations to accompany this work, which we are offering as listed below and on our classes/events page.

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Sometimes you just need a little boost, a tiny bit of inspiration, we get your started this way:

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After taking this course, you’ll confidently be able to say that you’ve discovered your authentic style. This fantastic 4-week course is offered each year, starting in January.


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And here it is: God Heals— how the love of God exited me from the trauma narrative— to live in His spirit of power, love and a sound mind— and how you can count on Him to heal you too. Logan Nakyanzi Pollard (Author) Hardcover – August 11, 2025.

And, we have a new class to accompany this work, called: How God Heals You— rewiring your personal story, an e-course, which we are offering in Nov. and April.


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A MEDITATION:

1 Corinthians 13
King James Version

(fyi: It is commonly understood that charity in this translation is love, which is also why this chapter from Corinthians is often cited during wedding ceremonies.)


13 Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.

2 And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries, and all knowledge; and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, and have not charity, I am nothing.

3 And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing.

4 Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up,

5 Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil;

6 Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth;

7 Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.

8 Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away.

9 For we know in part, and we prophesy in part.

10 But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.

11 When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

12 For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.

13 And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.


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Logan is an absolute pleasure to work with. She was incredibly responsive and made herself available whenever I needed, which allowed me to dive into my new career strategy without delay. Through our conversations, she helped me clarify my goals, giving me the confidence to move forward with them. I’m grateful for this professional partnership!” – from an award-winning media professional and podcast producer, reviewing our career consultations.

“Now about the author herself. Full disclosure, I’ve had the honor and privilege of working with her at a news network in Manhattan. In a business full of phonies, egos and bozos. Logan is the genuine article (see what I did there?) we worked on a special project together and had tons of fun doing it! She’s professional, smart, fun, and makes everyone around her better both as an employee and as a person…” – excerpted from a reader, friend and colleague, re: that year of miracles.

“Authentic, honest & insightful. A truly moving journey through grief that’s given me hope. This really helped.” – from a reader of that year of miracles.

“5.0 out of 5 stars. It’s beautiful.
What a moving tale! Also love how the story and illustrations together convey a level of beauty & innocence that took me back to simpler times. I enjoyed going with the little blue angel on her journey of faith. – from a reviewer of the little blue angel.

“A deeply personal testimony that pulled me in for the journey — of pain, promise & healing — that left me with the courage to believe I can get through this too. I’m so grateful for this book. Thank you.– from a reviewer of God Heals —how the love of God exited me from the trauma narrative— to live in His spirit of power, love and a sound mind— and how you can count on Him to heal you too.

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Psalm 46


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A note from the editor: 

I was less afraid once, a long time ago. And I was also more afraid, before that, a long time ago. And what this taught me is that mind states are fluid, transitory, emotional, circumstantial, imagined, real, seasonal, etc. Try to establish then, a state of peace regardless of the situation. And how do we know this, and moreover— how can we do this? Easy. God says:

It’s your ego trying to make it all make sense, to try to fix it. But some things are God’s not yours.


contents:

poetry essay + songs we love

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Think of all the things that are peaceful

Falling asleep after a long day

The sound of a city waking up

The laughter of friends at dinner

The sound of waves quietly lapping on a lake

The percolating of coffee on a stove

Soup in winter

A tea kettle

Snow falling

Hugs

Running quietly on a path you know well

Feeling lighter

A weight lifted

The sun on your face

A deep breath

An exhale

Someone saying: I hear you

A smile

God bless you

The way you feel when someone forgives you

A feeling of being okay

Hope

Fearlessness without danger

Accepted

Approved

Light shining in through the shades

Morning

Jumping over a stream

Rocks slippery with green algae

Spring around the corner

The finer things

Lace for no reason

Making cookies

Pasta

Dipping buttered bread into sauce

Steak with good red wine

Apples

Crispy pie

Kisses

Forgetting and then remembering and smiling

Seeing

Like God sees

The dance of life

Someone running beautifully

Fish with shiny colors

And the way horses are

Birds the way they move

Ice skates!

A hockey puck hitting the net

outside

On a frozen lake

Just you making the score

The sound of the lake percolating saying:

I saw it, you heard it together

Seals, how they play and evade

Even though sometimes polar bears

The way whales don’t hurt us

The fact that sharks are dumb

And monkeys are funny

People who paint

But good art

Thanksgiving and everyone grateful

Walking into a full warm home

People you love

Waking up late, nowhere to be Saturdays

Playing lightly a funny yet poignant tune on a piano

Homeless people who dance and say

The truth

Life unfolding

The messiness and order beneath it

Communion

Prayers of peace

Truth-telling

Reconciliation

Releasing pain

Letting it go

A back rub

A foot rub

A wound that has healed

Hugs again!

Chocolate

Accountability

Humility

Kindness

Thoughtfulness

Candor

Vulnerability

Giving

Without needing

Not having to be fake

When a storm has passed

Getting somewhere on time

Saying the right thing even when it’s hard

Receiving help and not rejecting it

Not having to figure it all out

Being present

Not feeling responsible for problems you didn’t create

Or burdens that are not yours to carry

Seeing through it all

And choosing peace

God

Knowing life is a process instead of just trying to get through it

Knitting

Daily bread

Fixing a button

Linen fresh

Candles

Giving away things you love to people who need it

And seeing that this is the point

A tidy home

Prayers of the people

On bended knee

Being royal and

Writing a thank you note

To God

Saying hello to someone who feels invisible

Patience

Unnecessary generosity

Flowers peeking through brambles

Realizing you might be a jerk

Olive trees

Trees that have bent over in the snow

But bounced back

People who still have their Christmas lights up

Real honey

Soda and chips on the seashore

A cold bath

A hot shower

Dancing like you did in high school

Short skirts and high boots don’t care

Big warm winter coats

Waiting to see what Jesus says about it

Baggy jeans

Men in lovely tweed jackets

Women in silk scarves

Yellow gold

A man smoking a lovely smelling pipe

Dusty brown feet in sandals

Strings trumpets

Golden light on sea boats

Green hills filled with flowers

Blue deep seas

High mountains with snow

The rain in summer

The snow in winter

Children playing and laughing

And good parents not far away

Snack trays

Those wrinkles around the eyes when people smile

My dad’s silly jokes

Churches

Cookouts

Champagne

Prince guitar solos

Soccer and touchdowns

Professional service

Leaving a good tip

A long afternoon lunch

Open hands

Grace

Respect

Restraint

Rolling your shoulders

Being silly for yourself

Laughing at the way you were once

The ‘90s, the 80’s, the 70’s

Being young

Being old

Being in the middle of

True love

Accepting yourself

Not blaming anyone anymore

Asking God for help with something hard

Getting an A+

Trying a new habit that’s good for you

Winning when you thought you’d lost

Being excited about a new day

How weird cats are

Dogs lying in the sun

People who talk to animals

And know they understand

A beautiful tan at the end of summer

People who see how everything is

Threaded of divine love

Those who love Jesus and see Him in everyone

People who admit they aren’t perfect

People who try

And those who wait for God

Those who love

Those who see the best in people

Even when they have evidence of the worst

Those who lock their doors but not their hearts

Those who walk slowly

Breathe deeply

Those who sing badly

And loudly

And joyfully

Those who work hard

Those who care

Those who say yes— I can help, but not hurt

Those who witness

To all these:

Do not despair

God is there

And He is love

And love is everlasting

And brilliant

And forever

And ever, which is why this list is unending . . .


JOIE DE VIVRE | by Logan Nakyanzi Pollard | March 3, 2026

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why we like this work: Limebear’s songs are so eloquent and beautiful, they speak for themselves, and are straight from Heaven, I am sure. If you have a heart, you will not have words to explain why they are moving, and if you don’t have a heart, she’ll help you find it again. enjoy.

Elle Limebear – a few of our favorites below (as listed):


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God Heals —how the love of God exited me from the trauma narrative— to live in His spirit of power, love and a sound mind— and how you can count on Him to heal you too. Hardcover – August 11, 2025
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copyright © 2025 by Logan Nakyanzi Pollard.

This publication is one essay or work on culture, drawing from disparate areas and unified by a single theme. The Journal is a quarterly magazine, discussing Christianity’s intersections with media, wellness, and style.

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