Reform May 2010
Interview »
Kay Parris interviews Thomas Moore, one of America’s best-known and best-selling spiritual authors
Features »
Many men struggle to articulate their emotional and spiritual yearnings. Recent widower Peter Fishpool recalls how he benefited from space, insight and sharing on …
Graham Cook and his wife were one of three couples to take up a week’s residence in a sparsely-used church in the Yorkshire Dales …
Steven Bridge examines how the human experiences of hopelessness and acceptance are transformed in Ecclesiastes into a challenge to live life to the full
It is four years this month since Kiyan Prince, a gifted young footballer, was murdered outside his school gates aged 15. His father, former …
The discipline may be hard, and the rewards are not always tangible, so is prayer really worth the effort?
Following the May election, will a new government be happy to continue with the current era of ideology-free, personality-based politics?
Not everyone whoís into Jesus is into church, as Jessica Rose discovered when she posed the question to a mixed bag of Christians
As part of its bid to rally support during the General Election campaign, the far-right English Defence League organised a rally “against Islamic extremism” …
Columnists »
‘I must try a little harder with my didge. Or maybe I should give Rolf a ring’
‘The push-pull between liberals and conservatives creates the necessary constructive evolutionary friction to move our democratic societies forward’
‘Why do children ask the most challenging questions at the most inconvenient times?’
‘There is something quite profound about encouraging – and even paying – for individuals to dedicate their lives to building up Christ’s church’
‘The trick is to grow up – by finding opportunities in changes, becoming aware of new capacities’
‘Creation experiences God as a “virtual reality”. Yet faith says this is not all there will ever be’
‘I just sat with a thick head watching the changing sky’
Editorial »
Does every General Election, as the Doctor intimated at the start of the new series of Dr Who, entail an act of forgetting?
Reflection »
‘I think many Christians misinterpret the Great Commission as The Great Conversion’
Poetry »
Stop, I said, but the sea turned its head,
biting at the sand, the land
Stay, I say, but the sea turns its heel,
leaves a wheal …
Reform May 2010 
