Commitment-Phobe Who am I?

25/09/2015 | Reform

Quitting the day job is hard work

In an attempt to stop, pause and reflect, I decided to simplify my life. I felt that God was calling me to step into an unknown space and find an answer. So I … Read More

Church has to change

25/09/2015 | Reform

We can’t go on using up resources as we do. But we can, argues Alex Mabbs, rediscover the delight
 of community and generosity

Responding to climate change, a threat to the survival humankind, can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have … Read More

How to be a 
dementia-friendly church

25/09/2015 | Reform 1

There are 850,000 people with dementia living in the UK – a figure increasing by 15,000 a year.
 Rosie Barker and Louise Morse offer advice on creating a welcoming environment

Spiritual support is vital for Christians who develop dementia. Their … Read More

A letter from… Arctic Village, Alaska

25/09/2015 | Reform

Princess Daazhraii Johnson writes from the Arctic

The sound of an animal crying carries across the lake – it’s more of a howl, actually – and I say to Chief Galen Gilbert: “Zhoh?” (“Wolf?”) To my untrained ears it sounds … Read More

Chapter and verse: Mark 10:35-45

25/09/2015 | Reform

Rosalind Selby reflects on an argument among Jesus’ followers

“The context for Jesus’ words is certainly not a template for ministry”

One of the things I value about the United Reformed Church’s way of serving Communion is that servers and … Read More

Christian Activist: Calais and beyond

25/09/2015 | Reform

Vaughan Jones on the refugee crisis

The narrative from the most excitable sections of the media around recent developments in Calais has been clear: We are under attack. The security of the realm is at stake as thousands of migrants … Read More