Reform March 2011
Interview »
‘As Christians we believe that we are creatures born into a story that we haven’t chosen’
Features »
Laura Hobgood-Oster asks: will our Lent reflections include due consideration of the animals that become our food?
While celebrating the valuable work many churches perform within their communities, Kim Fabricius takes issue with the idea that a spirit of entrepreneurialism is …
Stan Hazell explains how a dying church was brought back to life by new funding partners, including a local mosque – and is now …
Stephen Cherry examines two oft-used but seldom-challenged concepts, as he tries to walk barefoot with God towards a deeper understanding of reality
In Africa, the search for solutions to some of the continentís most urgent problems has lead to a new focus on the Bible as …
Columnists »
‘Literacy, the internet, and the less-presuming minds of young people – all conspire to challenge to status quo of our leaders’
‘And the miracle happened through facebook – the lost sister contacted Saville’
‘I still grow the great-great-great grandchildren of the runnerbeans my Granddad gave me shortly before he died’
For the past few weeks I have been waiting for inspiration (for God?) in order to write this column, but it (God?) has not …
‘Solidarity with the those who are poor is at the heart of what most concerned Jesus ministry’
Editorial »
What wouldn’t the protagonist Anodos in George MacDonald’s fairy tale Phantastes, or indeed Charles Dickens’ Scrooge, do to shake themselves free of those oppressive figures that haunt and darken all their experiences?
Reflection »
‘Human nature stops us from wanting to submit to God, yet, when we lose our lives for Jesus’ sake, there we will fimd life’
Poetry »
here we clergy are
sitting in a ring,
being friendly souls;
ecumenical
making jolly jokes,
nervous of ourselves,
shy of subjects too
theological,
anecdotes and smiles
risking very little
glancing round the room
sipping our …
Reform March 2011 
