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“What God might be up to”
22/04/2016 | ReformGreenbelt Festival and the United Reformed Church are going into partnership for the next two years. It’s a plan involving scrap metal, cake, flash mob liturgy and big questions, as Stephen Tomkins discovers
There are acrobats clambering around a huge … Read More
Learning to grow, growing to learn
22/04/2016 | ReformWestminster College is expanding into a theological hub
The diggers are back at Westminster College, Cambridge. After a £7m redevelopment project between 2013 and 2014, which transformed the historic building into a modern centre for learning, building work is happening … Read More
Grow towards the light
22/04/2016 | ReformYour conscience is not just a nagging voice, reflects Jean Vanier, founder of L’Arche, it is an impulse to grow towards the light
The nature of reality is shared, so we must learn to listen – to the people around us, … Read More
The autistic Bible
27/03/2016 | ReformReading about the birth of Moses as an autistic person throws a whole new light on the story, reflects Caroline Henthorne
It is 1970-something and I am a child in a Sunday school class being told the story of the … Read More
Peak pilgrimage
27/03/2016 | ReformThe travel writer Dixe Wills tries Britain’s newest pilgrimage
Sorry, you’ll have to come back over the stepping stones – I forgot to read you what it says in the guide book.”
Carl, a long-suffering soul who serves the twin … Read More
A good question: How can Church be more creative?
29/02/2016 | ReformOne question, four answers
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This is an extract from the March 2016 edition of Reform.
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