Interview: The experiment
 of faith

22/01/2016 | Reform

Alister McGrath talks to Stephen Tomkins about faith and science

After gaining a degree in chemistry at Oxford, Alister McGrath stayed on for three years to complete a doctorate in molecular biophysics – in which time he also got a … Read More

On Pisgah

22/01/2016 | Reform

A poem by Carla Grosch-Miller

“Then Moses went up from the plains of Moab to Mount Nebo, to the top of Pisgah, which is opposite Jericho, and the Lord showed him the whole land….  The Lord said to him: ‘This is the land of … Read More

On the pilgrim way: “Lent seems a recipe for self-absorption”

22/01/2016 | Reform

Sheila Maxey fights self-absorption in Lent

I am a bit wary of Lent and its call to self-examination and repentance. It seems either a recipe for self-absorption or for depression. Rowan Williams, speaking in St Paul’s during Advent – another … Read More

Editorial: Give radicalism a chance

22/01/2016 | Reform

Words can mean different things in different contexts, can’t they? I once asked a Reform interviewee, who was telling me about the great work he had pioneered, what records he’d kept. His eyes lit up and he started talking about … Read More

Gift Ideas: How to give more

27/11/2015 | Reform

Hooray for the presents and carols and cards and tinsel! You’ll hear no Scroogery coming from Reform Towers. But, once all the wrapping is in the bin, and the sage and onion is stuffing human tummies, it is a shame … Read More

Books of the year

27/11/2015 | Reform

Going Christmas shopping for a book lover? Before you head off, join us as we cast our minds back over the new books that Reform writers loved most in 2015

 

A Lot Like Eve: Fashion, faith and fig-Leaves: A … Read More