Interview: A liberal helping 23/08/2019 | Reform
A good question: Is democracy broken? 23/08/2019 | Reform
The person I want to thank 23/08/2019 | Reform
Pastors still care 23/08/2019 | Reform
My first Pride 23/08/2019 | Reform
Compassionate communities in Coventry 23/08/2019 | Reform
Chapter & verse: Luke 16:1-13 23/08/2019 | Reform
I am… a haemophiliac 23/08/2019 | Reform
Here & now: Sophie Dorling 23/08/2019 | Reform
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘Schools must step up religious education’
23/08/2019 | Reform
Paul Kerensa questions the religious education get out clause
The email from my daughter’s school was titled ‘Rabbit visit’. Aww, I thought. She likes animals. I wonder if she’ll get to stroke its big floppy ears? But when the spelling … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘Longer term memory is a blessing’
23/08/2019 | ReformSheila Maxey reflects on memory
Memory is a touchy subject among old people like me because we are all experiencing short-term memory loss. What did I come upstairs for? Why can’t I remember the name of my neighbour? It is … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: My Christian holiday
23/08/2019 | Reform
What is it with Christians and camping?
Another year, another summer, and another season of my family and me successfully avoiding Christian camping. I recently asked the vicar’s wife: ‘What is it with Christians and camping?’ She promptly and succinctly … Read More
A letter from… Budapest
23/08/2019 | Reform
Balázs Ódor writes from the Church in Budapest, Hungary
It is deucedly difficult to tell a lie when you don’t know the truth,’ reads the opening sentence of a rather famous book, Celestial Harmonies, by the Hungarian writer, Péter Esterházy. … Read More
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