How to respond to Christian nationalism

13/05/2026 | Reform

In Britain, 2025 was the year when some prominent figures started identifying themselves as Christian nationalists; and the year the UK Church woke up to the issue. The term is used by different people in different ways – by some … Read More

Forget-me-not café

29/04/2026 | Reform

Visitors feel the love at an award-winning dementia café in Leeds

At Andrew’s United Reformed Church in Roundhay, Leeds, has long had a community café, the Clocktower Café, a place for people to meet once a week. It is popular … Read More

Welcome Archbishop

27/04/2026 | Reform

John Ellis attends the Installation of Sarah Mullally

I do not normally spend my Wednesday afternoons with the heir to the throne, the Prime Minister, a Lord Mayor, an Orthodox Archbishop, the General Secretary of the World Council of Churches, … Read More

A million acts of hope

27/04/2026 | Reform

In May, faith groups, community groups and charities will come together in A Million Acts of Hope. Andy Jackson and Roo Stewart explain why.

In a world marked by conflict and uncertainty, it is easy to underestimate the power of … Read More

New Free Villages

27/04/2026 | Reform

The URC and Jamaican Churches are working together on a transformative project

There is exciting potential before us to provide life-changing opportunities for Jamaican citizens whose prospects continue to be limited by the unjust impacts of the legacies of transatlantic … Read More

The Stranger

11/03/2026 | Reform

Directed by François Ozon Certificate 15 120 minutes Released 10 April

The figure of the antihero a protagonist of a story, with less praiseworthy qualities than we traditionally expect from a hero can be traced back through Western culture to … Read More