Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘No one likes virtue signalling, but are we starting to see vice signalling?’

11/03/2025 | Reform

I can’t imagine anyone likes the idea of ‘virtue signalling’. Whether you’re the accuser or the accused, you’re likely either fed up of spotting self-righteousness, or fed up that your virtuous intent isn’t being taken seriously.

I see both sides. … Read More

When Autumn Falls

10/03/2025 | Reform

Directed by François OzonCertificate 15102 minutesReleased 21 March

Judge not lest ye be judged, we are told. At the start of this latest drama from François Ozon, an ever-reliable director who rarely repeats himself, a devoted, eighty-something grandmother Michelle (Hélène … Read More

Tracing the triangle

29/01/2025 | Reform

Geoff Felton takes a sabbatical journey of faith and hope

Sabbaticals are a gift to ministers in the United Reformed Church. They come every ten years to help minsters rest, reflect, pray and seek God. They consist of taking three … Read More

Editorial: The stuff I can’t keep

29/01/2025 | Reform

I hadn’t realised that bereavement can come in stages. Because my mum had had Alzheimer’s disease for some years before she died last summer we had already lost a lot of her.

She was still herself, but when you’ve forgotten … Read More

A good question: Are values more important than beliefs? – Reform Magazine

29/01/2025 | Reform

One question, five answers

Jo Clifford‘Faith was about believing things you didn’t understand’

I believe in God, Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth…’

I lost count of the number of times I had to say the Apostles’ Creed during … Read More

Top Gear

29/01/2025 | Reform

Malcolm Hanson was a founder member of the United Reformed Church and founding Chair of GEAR, the Group for Evangelism and Renewal in the URC. He talks to Reform about baptism in the Spirit, holding together diverse opinions in one … Read More