Reform September 2011
Interview »
Kay Parris meets exiled Zimbabwean cricketer turned singer and preacher, Henry Olonga
Features »
Press scandals don’t give the full picture, says Peter Ranscombe of The Scotsman
‘Tottenham is a resilient community, where good people work tirelessly in difficult circumstances’
Columnists »
‘Whilst I go about my ministry, and hold conversations, my mind, my senses move to the next burger’
‘If you are wealthy enough, with the right accountant, paying taxes (or not) is a matter of choice’
‘Gardening projects could be taken as a model of community development work at its best’
‘I have always told Sav, at every stage of his life, more than many mothers probably would’
‘The American Muslim community must become a more vocal influence on American perceptions’
”’Up you get!” I enthused to the three laptops with legs. ”We’re going on a seed safari!”’
‘The home-builders remained homeless, a numbing thought which has stayed with me to this day’
Sheila Maxey and her son find ways to let go of their egos
Editorial »
What a painfully long summer it has been for so many – a far cry from old notions of a “silly season”, in which politicians and press alike were supposed to twiddle their thumbs for a couple of carefree, meandering months.
Reflection »
Nothing in the UK’s vibrant Christian festival season, which will be drawing to a close after the biggest of them, Greenbelt, in August, can compare to the German Kirchentag.
Poetry »
From the first prayers,
And dreams of my journey,
A silent voice
Has stood sentinel
Within my soul.
No answers given,
No miracles offered.
No blinding light
To penetrate the darkness.
No dogma …
Reform September 2011 
