In the bin and among the stars

26/09/2016 | Reform

Festivalgoers at Greenbelt shared their frustrations with and hopes for the Church. Stephen Tomkins reports

When the United Reformed Church decided to arrange a programme of events at Greenbelt arts festival on the theme of ‘Scrap the Church?’ we hoped … Read More

A Hindu’s Jesus

26/09/2016 | Reform 23

In the fourth of this series hearing insights into Jesus from people of other faiths, Ramesh Pattni brings a Hindu perspective to the Gospels

The Hindu view of Jesus is a complex one. Hinduism has a spectrum of hermeneutic frames … Read More

New horizons: How to retire well

26/09/2016 | Reform

Reform’s panel offer nuggets of advice for those quitting paid work for good

Does anything in a lifetime of work prepare you for ceasing? Is retirement the end of your work? If not, what is it? How do you make … Read More

I believe … in limericks

26/09/2016 | Reform

In the July/August Reform we brought you the New Testament in 27 tweets (‘Twitter #Testament’). This month, Kim Fabricius has risen to the challenge of putting the Apostles’ Creed into limericks

I believe in the Father, Creator of nice things … Read More

Do you know who we are?

20/09/2016 | Reform

Richard Church introduces Feasts and Festivals, a chance to discover and celebrate the past and present of the United Reformed Church

I heard recently about a group of puritans in Dorchester in the early 17th century who set up a … Read More

20 Questions: Martyn Joseph

26/08/2016 | Reform

The musician Martyn Joseph gives 20 answers

What is your favourite time of year? Probably late December. It’s the time of year when all travel is done, I’m off the road and able to catch up with everything else.

Where … Read More