Map-reading 
for pilgrims

27/03/2014 | Reform

Navigating this world is hard enough, let alone the next. Chris Avis asks directions

Give me a map and I’m lost. In my experience, the simple printed route of A to B on paper soon conspires to traverse the whole … Read More

Theology to suit you

27/03/2014 | Reform

From bitesize chunks to practical qualifications and degrees, there’s a theological course out there for you, and you can do it wherever you are

What do a convict serving a 15-year sentence in Texas, the controller of BBC Parliament and a … Read More

Qumran Communion

27/03/2014 | Reform

John Miller considers the evidence that the Last Supper was an Essene Passover

Jesus met with his disciples at a secret location in Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover. He said that he had longed to share “this Passover” with them, … Read More

Parent power

27/03/2014 | Reform

Charissa King visits a parental support project in Southampton

Twenty-six years ago, the congregation of Avenue St Andrews United Reformed Church in Southampton noticed that the families living in bedsits nearby had nowhere to go during the day. They had … Read More

A good question: Has the ecumenical movement failed?

25/02/2014 | Reform

Each month we ask one question and get four answers.
 This month: Has the ecumenical movement failed?

This is an extract from the March 2014 edition of Reform.

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The future is here

25/02/2014 | Reform

Climate scientists release the second half of their assessment. Joe Ware reports

The British weather has already dominated the news agenda this year with parts of the country seeing the wettest January since records began. The deluge has put global … Read More