Editorial: A thought experiment about Worms

22/08/2014 | Reform

Stop me if you’ve heard this one, but, in 1521, Martin Luther was interrogated at the Diet of Worms, and went there knowing it would probably cost him his life. He was shown the books he had written in the … Read More

Taking sides in Gaza

22/08/2014 | Reform

Two views on the conflict

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This is an extract from the September 2014 edition of Reform.

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On the pilgrim way: “Will we never again go for a country walk?”

22/08/2014 | Reform

Sheila Maxey falls out with her body

The advice, both spiritual and secular, is: “Listen to your body.” I have been ignoring the muttering of my right knee for years, but now its screeching for attention seems to be taking … Read More

Margaret Mizen Interview: In the name of the son

27/06/2014 | Reform

Margaret Mizen talks to Stephen Tomkins about losing a son and changing the world

On Friday 9 May 2008, Jimmy Mizen celebrated his 16th birthday. The next morning, in a local Lewisham bakery with his brother, he was murdered, in … Read More

Good neighbours

27/06/2014 | Reform

The people of Lebanon had every reason to turn away the “flood” of refugees from Syria, but Christians have led the way in welcoming and caring for them. Jeremy Moodey learns from their example

How should we respond to the … Read More

A good question: Should Scotland choose independence?

27/06/2014 | Reform

Each month we ask one question and get four answers. This month: Should Scotland choose independence?

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This is an extract from the July/August 2014 edition of Reform.

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