On the pilgrim way: ‘How could I be so blind?’

28/08/2018 | Reform

Sheila Maxey opens her eyes to positive things

It feels as if I am drowning in sad news and sad situations at the moment. A 50-year-old person I know has separated from her partner of 15 years. A 20-something year … Read More

A good question: What advice would you give to your younger self?

26/06/2018 | Reform

One question, four answers

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These are extracts from an article that was published in the July/August 2018 edition of  Reform

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Commitment-Phobe: Worship rota worries

26/06/2018 | Reform

The rota ruin: the worries of worship coordination

I had been complaining to God – as I had to you – about disorganisation, about not wanting worship leading to be a duty, and felt God say to me: ‘What would … Read More

Interview: By faith, alone

26/06/2018 | Reform

Terry Waite, author and former hostage negotiator, talks to Stephen Tomkins

Terry Waite is in the paradoxical position of having become a very public figure through one of the most private experiences imaginable. As the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Special Envoy … Read More

Singled out

26/06/2018 | Reform

Is your church welcoming to unmarried people? Are you sure? Catherine Francis considers the hidden pain of singles in the Church – and why it matters

Single people feel isolated, lonely and ignored in their churches, and many have given … Read More

A letter from… an Irish minister in exile

26/06/2018 | Reform

John McNeil Scott reflects on how Ireland has both grown and regressed

Margaret Atwood famously described the Canada/US border as the world’s longest one-way mirror. Similarly, the view from west to east across the Irish Sea is always clear, while … Read More