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

Crossing the divide

26/08/2016 | Reform

Stephenie Robinson has experienced both painful rejection and longed-for inclusion by churches in her transgender journey. So, how can churches be more welcoming?

We like to belong to clubs. But as Eugene Petersen observes in his introduction to Luke’s Gospel … Read More

Invest in Justice

26/08/2016 | Reform

Affordable credit is changing the world. John Ellis urges Reform readers to join the movement

The recent meeting of the United Reformed Church General Assembly passed 50 resolutions. Only a few of them might change the world, but one that … Read More

A Buddhist’s Jesus

26/08/2016 | Reform

In the third of this series hearing insights into Jesus from people of other faiths, Shenpen Hookham brings a Buddhist perspective to the Gospels

Until I became a Buddhist I was a Christian, quite a strong and sincere one. I … Read More

Credit where credit’s due

06/07/2016 | Reform

The Church, the fall of Wonga and the rise of credit unions. David Barclay sees how Christians are putting their money where their faith is

In the summer of 2013 the Church in the UK was front page news for … Read More