Reform May 2011
Interview »
Hazel Southam meets social activist, bestselling author and public theologian, Jim Wallis
Features »
Following the recent census, David Thompson reflects on the question of identity
In March we all filled in our census forms. At least, I hope …
When we fail to live up to the standards of behaviour our children deserve to see in us, it is better to admit it …
Marian Tomlinson laments an increasing tendency among BBC
Desert Island castaways to refuse the Bible as a book choice
The long-running BBC radio programme Desert …
John Calvin is still an inspiration for those who wish to help renew Reformed theology today, says Alistair Smeaton
When a pastor undertakes a successful home visit, both the visited and the visitor should feel they have encountered Jesus, says Susan Durber
Columnists »
‘I remember the day Sav discovered that animals were not generally attributed with having souls’
‘Nothing will convince the Islamic world that Al Qaeda’s rhetoric is false than allies working with Islamic people for the freedom to choose their …
“‘How dare you eat my verbascum!” I screeched. “You are not going to ruin my chance of meeting Alan Titchmarsh!”‘
‘Luke’s point is that those whom Jesus welcomes shock and offend people’
‘The setting free I has so earnestly sought, seemed to be freely available if I would but take myself less seriously’
Editorial »
If adults in the West are addicted to consumerism – the “drug of an unjust society”, what hope is there for our children?
Reflection »
‘Doubts about faith ought not to prevent us from bringing others to God’
Poetry »
Branches once encased in December’s ice, like gigantic claws
Reaching up towards winter’s cold blue skies,
Reform May 2011 
