The autistic Bible

27/03/2016 | Reform

Reading 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 | Reform

The 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 | Reform

One question, four answers

 

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This is an extract from the March 2016 edition of Reform.

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A String of Empty Tombs

29/02/2016 | Reform

Resurrection is for life, not just for Easter, says Ronald Rolheiser

Spring and Easter: a conspiracy between nature and religion, creation and redemption, to make newness, to thaw things out, to rejuvenate and re-virginise, to make sunshine, to warm frozen … Read More

David Bowie: The uncomfortable icon

29/02/2016 | Reform 1

Andrew Francis looks back on the genius and spirituality of David Bowie

In 1990, I was among a small group of BBC Religious Programmes Editors gathered to interview David Bowie. We were contractually bound to secrecy, unable to tell our … Read More

Autism: rethink your attitudes

29/02/2016 | Reform 1

Caroline Henthorne, an autistic Christian, considers how churches can become more inclusive

Imagine that just for today you are God. Your aim for the day is to stop autistic people having difficult lives. What do you do?

The solution you … Read More