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Niall Cooper: Beyond foodbanks
26/09/2016 | ReformWhy foodbanks won’t tackle the root causes of food poverty
What will it take to end poverty and hunger in the UK? This is the question posed by both the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in September, and a new ‘End Hunger’ … Read More
Chapter & verse: Ezra 3
26/09/2016 | ReformNeil Thorogood celebrates new beginnings
Things get going again in many churches after a bit of a break over the summer. Here at Westminster College, we’re fully focused on the new term and academic year. As the evenings begin to … Read More
Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Rude hymns
26/09/2016 | ReformSimon Jenkins on rude hymns
In the words of the continuity announcements on Channel 4, this column may contain strong language and scenes of a sexual nature from the start. Our subject this month is sex and hymns. You might … Read More
Editorial: Make it last
26/09/2016 | ReformGrowing up with electric toasters and a short attention span can spoil you to the art of making toast under a grill. I discovered this as a teenager, when a bunch of us from our youth group went on holiday … Read More
I believe … in limericks
26/09/2016 | ReformIn the July/August Reform we brought you the New Testament in 27 tweets (‘Twitter #Testament’). This month, Kim Fabricius has risen to the challenge of putting the Apostles’ Creed into limericks
I believe in the Father, Creator of nice things … Read More
On the pilgrim way: A good day with bad news
26/09/2016 | ReformSheila Maxey gives thanks for a good day with bad news
The Friday of August’s bank holiday weekend turned out to be a particularly wonderful day. And yet, when I list its contents it hardly adds up to anything so … Read More

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