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Commitment-Phobe: My new confidence 29/04/2019 | Reform
‘Bonkers but beautiful’ 29/04/2019 | Reform
Coming out from the pulpit 29/04/2019 | Reform
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A good question: What can we learn from Brexit?... 29/04/2019 | Reform
Interview: Safe home 29/04/2019 | Reform
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I am… a survivor of sexual abuse in church... 29/04/2019 | Reform
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘God is woven through each creative story’
29/04/2019 | Reform
Paul Kerensa on how to write stories
I’ve been running a sitcom-writing workshop for the BBC Writers Room, an initiative to find tomorrow’s scribes. After a fierce whittling process, 20 finalists enjoy a year of development and guest speakers. I … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘Thank God for long-lasting friendship’
29/04/2019 | ReformSheila Maxey gives thanks for long-lasting friendship
Long-lasting friendship is a great blessing. I have coffee nearly every week with a friend I met 50 years ago through our children. We talk about the books we are reading, our ailments … Read More
Chapter & verse: Acts 1:1-11
29/04/2019 | Reform
Nigel Uden on the ascension
Artists and musicians are interpreters. They take an idea and depict it in images or sounds, offering drama, excitement and intensity. They can heighten emotion, exaggerate spectacle and develop simplicity, which so often is instructive … Read More
A letter from… the Church in Ghana
29/04/2019 | Reform
William Asiama Bekoe reports from the Church in Ghana
The Church in Ghana is in a perilous and challenging time. People are looking up to the Church in the face of increasing social and moral decay. The entire nation is … Read More
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