In Bot we trust

02/10/2024 | Reform

Beth Singler is an anthropologist of artificial intelligence. She spoke about AI at Greenbelt Festival this summer, discussing being human in an AI age and the future of AI. She talked to Reform about what impact AI is already having, … Read More

Art in Focus: October 2024

02/10/2024 | Reform

Angel IV, 2003Emily YoungPaternoster Square, London

If you happen to be in London, walking past St Paul’s Cathedral and into Paternoster Square – look up. You will see five magnificent angel heads mounted on pillars, gazing out over the city. … Read More

Soul stories: Sian Joyner

02/10/2024 | Reform

Sian Joyner sees disability differently

As I stand under shelter, waiting for a friend for a coffee date, the voice wakes me from a daydream. I think about lecturing them on the figurative nature of the healing stories; I think … Read More

Here & now: Phoebe Edmonds

02/10/2024 | Reform

‘If we could all have a bit more of a laugh, politics wouldn’t be such a divisive world’

Back in June, my eye was caught by a TikTok from comedian Joe Lycett. I am a fan of Lycett’s political stunts, … Read More

Crazy or God? Do it and see

02/10/2024 | Reform

Roy Crowne is looking for Gospel entrepreneurs

Around 2000, when I was National Director of Youth for Christ, I was walking around Alton Towers one day and I thought, I wonder if we could put a Christian experience here? Crazy … Read More

On the pilgrim way: ‘The suggestion that God takes risks all the time startled me and appealed to me’

02/10/2024 | Reform

‘Precarious’ is a troubling kind of word. I think of a rickety step ladder, or the worrying state of someone’s health, or the position of many a local church. Yet two books I have recently read have used the word … Read More