Books of the year

27/11/2015 | Reform

Going Christmas shopping for a book lover? Before you head off, join us as we cast our minds back over the new books that Reform writers loved most in 2015

 

A Lot Like Eve: Fashion, faith and fig-Leaves: A … Read More

Mothers at the mercy of a preventable killer

27/11/2015 | Reform

Last year, malaria killed half a million people, yet it can be prevented by something as simple as a net, and is entirely treatable. Tomilola Ajayi meets the women of Kenya affected by it and reports on one of the … Read More

Crescent Boys

23/10/2015 | Reform

Rosie Dawson unearths a touching story of the boys from an Everton church in the First World War

In August 1914, a group of nine young men were holidaying in Cumbria. United in their love of ginger biscuits, they decided … Read More

Her one penny

23/10/2015 | Reform

Reading Gospel passages with non-Christians, Symon Hill found they had insights that Christians often miss. Here they look at a story about money

Exploring Gospel passages with non-Christians who have not read them before, I find they often hear them … Read More

The road to Paris

23/10/2015 | Reform

As pilgrims and politicians head to Paris to petition the United Nations on climate change, Richard Nunn questions whether disinvestment should part of the Church’s response

After two years of planning, in November, political leaders will descend upon Paris to … Read More

Faith amid the darkness

23/10/2015 | Reform

David Oyelowo talks faith, fear and film

Best known for his acclaimed performance as Martin Luther King in Selma, David Oyelowo is an actor who has never been reluctant to talk about his Christian faith. In his latest film, Captive, … Read More