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New beginnings for URC Youth
28/02/2024 | ReformThere’s no sitting still for URC Youth, as reports from January’s Youth Assembly make clear
Things are changing for URC Youth Assembly. A new Moderator, Heather Moore…
Laurence Wareing is Content Editor for Reform
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Jesus and… Young people
29/01/2024 | ReformSam Richards explores what we have to learn from Jesus about young people
The Gospels have very few mentions of young people. Because ‘youth’ was not yet invented as a social category. Because adolescence was seen as a normal … Read More
COP28: The end of the Fossil Fuels Era?
29/01/2024 | ReformThe COP28 summit on global warming reached what has been called a historic agreement. Does it signal the end of fossil fuels or is it just more empty rhetoric? asks Hannah Eves
After a tense final two days, on … Read More
Lessons from a small country
29/01/2024 | ReformElizabeth Welch discovers what Nauru, one of the world’s smallest countries, has to teach the UK Church
In September, together with my husband and my brother, I paid an amazing visit to the world’s third smallest country, Nauru, one … Read More
Truth, lies and the thinking Christian
29/01/2024 | Reform 1Believers need to fight for truth and use their brains, argues Graham Handscomb
Truth-telling is a commodity that is in very short supply nowadays. Everywhere, it seems, people make claims that have little basis in reality. It has become … Read More
Something new at Number 84
29/01/2024 | Reform 1An experimental community is taking shape in Redcar, Sue Walker writes
A few years ago, the United Reformed Church’s Northern Synod spent some time mulling over the idea that there’s more than one way of being and doing church. … Read More

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