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On the pilgrim way: ‘I found myself in good spirits’
01/04/2019 | ReformSheila Maxey feels her spirits rising
I usually find February a difficult, even depressing month, but this year, towards the end of February, I found myself in good spirits. Why? The weather in Essex has been so kind this year. … Read More
Chapter & verse: John 20:11-18
01/04/2019 | ReformSusan Durber realises Jesus really was the gardener
Mary Magdalene goes to the tomb, only to find it empty and the body missing. She weeps, and then someone she takes to be the gardener asks her why.
I once … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: Keeeeeep dancing
01/04/2019 | ReformPaul Kerensa hears an argument for a surprising indicator of the end times
It’s all fun and games till someone mentions the end times… I was doing a standup show in a church across country, and was kindly put up … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: On God and time
22/02/2019 | ReformPaul Kerensa has a theory
I’ve got a theory. It’s a bit work-in-progress. In fact, I might disagree with my own theory by the end of this article. It’d be good to see if it has legs though, so let’s … Read More
I am… the mother of a ‘lifer’
22/02/2019 | ReformServing a sentence as the mother of a convict
It’s a strange world. Behind this very ordinary, run-of-the-mill woman, shopping alongside you in the supermarket, chatting with you over a coffee in the kitchen, praying in the pew next to … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘My perspective is not necessarily God’s’
22/02/2019 | ReformSheila Maxey learns two sharp lessons
I have recently had two sharp lessons. They taught me that my perspective is not necessarily the right one, or God’s.
First, there was E – a feisty old lady (probably my age!) who … Read More

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