Commitment-Phobe: On holiday from God?

28/08/2015 | Reform

Do we need a holiday from God?

For the last six months, I have found myself struggling with work, struggling with family and struggling with church – trying to achieve balance and failing. I went on my summer holiday and … Read More

Christian Activist: ‘Greece deserves a jubilee’

28/08/2015 | Reform

Tim Jones explains why Greece deserves a jubilee

Over the summer, Greece has dominated news headlines. The crisis seems to spark into life every couple of years, but in fact, for the Greek people, it has already lasted more than … Read More

On the pilgrim way: The value of shedding tears

28/08/2015 | Reform

I have been shedding rather a lot of tears in the past month. I have always been prone to tears of both joy and sorrow. I wept a lot when our eldest started school – for the loss of his … Read More

Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Giant Jesi

29/06/2015 | Reform

One night in 1977, US televangelist Oral Roberts had a dream about Jesus. The Lord commanded him to build a world-class hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and, as a sweetener, promised to let Roberts in on the cure for cancer. So … Read More

Commitment-Phobe: Politics vs prayer

26/06/2015 | Reform

“I put the anti-austerity march in my diary,
 then my vicar asked me to help with mission”

Having decided to move on from atheism, Commitment-Phobe is trying God

Politics and religion, some say, should stay apart, and you definitely shouldn’t … Read More

Chapter and verse: Micah 7:13, 19

26/06/2015 | Reform

“Micah saw that human beings will only flourish in solidarity with creation”

I’m convinced that climate change is the most important challenge facing humankind at the moment, but it’s been a hard journey for me. Like many of us, I’m … Read More