God of compassion

28/05/2021 | Reform

Nadia Bolz-Weber offers a prayer for resurrection

Jesus went to a town called Nain, and his disciples and a large crowd went with him. As he approached the gate of the town, a man who had died was being carried … Read More

Let’s send hope

28/05/2021 | Reform

Myung Jin explains how young people in Bexhill came up with an idea to send hope and encouragement in hard times – by post

Christina was reflecting on how we can love our neighbours even during these difficult, socially-distanced circumstances. … Read More

Community stories: Simon Loveitt

28/05/2021 | Reform

Continuing a series hearing from Church-Related Community Workers, Simon Loveitt tells the story of food justice and financial inclusion in Sheffield

When I left school, I knew I wanted to work with people, so I trained as a chef and … Read More

How to catch a phish

28/05/2021 | Reform

With fraudulent emails going out in the names of Church officers, Andy Jackson, Head of Communications for the United Reformed Church, shares some tips about how to tell what’s false and what’s genuine

A number of people recently received emails … Read More

A good question: Protest: How far would you go?

23/04/2021 | Reform

One question, four answers

These are extracts from an article published in the May 2021 edition of Reform

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Flying vaccines

23/04/2021 | Reform

The Christian pilot getting Covid-19 vaccines to the remotest parts of Lesotho

On 23 March, Grant Strugnell delivered the first doses of Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine to a mountainside clinic near Kuebunyane, the most remote airstrip in Lesotho. Kuebunyane comprises several remote … Read More