April 2019
Art in focus: April 2019
27/04/2019 | Reform
Ecce HomoLovis Corinth
Three faces tell the story of a betrayal. Here is the moment when Pilate, the Roman governor, shows the scourged, bound and crowned Jesus to the people, with the words ‘Behold the man’. The painter has made … Read More
A good question: How should we eat?
01/04/2019 | Reform
One question, four answers
These are extracts from an article that was published in the April 2019 edition of Reform
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Under the sign of a joke
01/04/2019 | Reform
Simon Jenkins on the horror and humour of the Passion
In a bare room, at the end of a rope suspended from the ceiling, a man is hanging upside down, his wrists tightly bound, his hair brushing the floorboards as … Read More
Look to the skies
01/04/2019 | Reform
How tragedy was averted, by plane
In 2013, 23-year-old Elizita Cardoso, a young mother in Suai, Timor-Leste (formerly known as East Timor) was looking forward to the arrival of twins. Her feelings of joy turned to fear when she began … Read More
Ministerial stress and how to beat it
01/04/2019 | Reform
Why is being a minister so stressful? And what can we do about it? Rodger Charlton has a diagnosis and remedy
Stress affects everyone, in all walks of life, but there are particular reasons why ministers experience it. They are … Read More
In this together
01/04/2019 | Reform
Churches in Bristol are working with local government and businesses to tackle deprivation. Stan Hazell reports
Can churches work in partnership with the secular world to tackle social deprivation? At a time of austerity and council budget cuts that threaten … Read More
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