Delivering hope

01/12/2014 | Reform

Four Kenyan women benefitting from Christian Aid’s maternal and child health programme 
share their stories. Photographs by Matthew Gonzalez-Noda

Four women in Narok County, Kenya, talk about how giving birth has changed since the maternal health project there renovated their … Read More

Who is my electronic neighbour?

24/10/2014 | Reform

Has the age of the internet changed the answer to the Gospel’s famous question? asks Jill Segger

A trick question, an attempt at entrapment, a Socratic answer and a story which has been read and pondered for 2,000 years. The … Read More

In the Flesh – Part one: Sex and the Bible

24/10/2014 | Reform

In the first of a three-part series to promote discussion on questions about sex and God, Carla Grosch-Miller invites us to takes a fresh look at what the Bible really say

My third year in ministerial training, biblical ethics class. … Read More

Hope and clouds

24/10/2014 | Reform

John Ellis finds troubles and success stories in El Salvador

Have you heard the one about the archbishop, the terrorist and the pineapple? No? Then read on… Commitment for Life is one of the United Reformed Church’s success stories. By … Read More

Stories from stone

24/10/2014 | Reform 1

Churches and schools have found a powerful way to commemorate the First World War – by
 taking the bare names on war memorials and discovering the life stories behind them

Is there a way to remember the momentous events of … Read More

Skin Conditioned

25/09/2014 | Reform

It’s the colour of privilege and power, so what makes white the hardest colour for white people to see? Michael Jagessar and John Campbell call for a guerrilla war of the mind against imperial theology

For hundreds of years, one … Read More