Notes from a dark place

16/07/2013 | Reform

How learning to let go allowed me to live again by Anonymous

I seriously thought about killing him. I quickly realised I never would, but only because I wouldn’t get away with it.

How I hated going to bed. As … Read More

God gives birth

16/07/2013 | Reform

How becoming a mother gave Veronica Zundel new insights into the motherhood of God

I had a long, distressing stay in hospital after giving birth – “Hell on the fifth floor” as my husband Ed called it. When I was … Read More

Repair, reconcile, resurrect

14/07/2013 | Reform

Forgiveness is inescapable, but reconciliation, sadly, is not. Lawrence Moore reflects on breaking and mending

Simon Wiesenthal, who became a Nazi hunter, was a prisoner in Lemberg concentration camp when he was called to the deathbed of a dying SS … Read More

A good question: Is capitalism broken?

22/05/2013 | Reform

Each month we ask one question, and get four answers. This month: Is capitalism broken?

 

This article was published in the June 2013 edition of  Reform.

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Fallen stars

22/05/2013 | Reform

Thoughts on Operation Yewtree by Jacqueline Laing

It’s a Knock Out, Jim’ll Fix It, and Sunday Night at the Palladium conjure up fond memories of my childhood. Weekends, for churched hermits like us, were the Holy Grail of the TV … Read More

World gone wrong

22/05/2013 | Reform

In a new, three-part series, Lawrence Moore takes a fresh look at sin, forgiveness and confession. First: why sin’s not a personal business

It was 1989 – the year before Mandela was released from prison and the process of dismantling … Read More