Our other crisis

24/04/2020 | Reform

When we come through the pandemic, will we see the climate crisis in a new way? Simeon Mitchell reports on the Joint Public Issues Team’s conference

The emergency situation created by the coronavirus pandemic is currently all-consuming. It has prompted … Read More

The goats of peace

24/04/2020 | Reform

How an innovative livestock trading scheme brought peace to a Kenyan village

A swirling sea of colour. Arms covered with Rendille beads and waists hanging with Borana gourds dance around each other, with voices raised in harmony in different languages: … Read More

A good question: How is God with us?

24/04/2020 | Reform

One question, four answers

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These are extracts from an article that was published in the May 2020 edition of Reform

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I am… a survivor of torture

24/04/2020 | Reform

How Kolbassia Haoussou overcame torture

I have taken many journeys. After enduring torture in my home country, escaping to the shores of the UK was one. Enduring homelessness in the British climate while suffering from trauma was another. These experiences … Read More

Art in focus: May 2020

24/04/2020 | Reform

GaiaLuke Jerram

We have been gazing at the moon for millennia but the first time humankind saw the earth first hand – a beautiful blue and white sphere floating in space – was in 1968, with Nasa’s Apollo 8 mission. … Read More

Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘Is this an introvert’s dream?’

24/04/2020 | Reform

Paul Kerensa considers introverts in self isolation

In last month’s column I asked if the Church is just as open for business for introverts and extroverts alike. Yet, since the previous column, most church buildings are no longer open for … Read More