February 2018
My neighbour, the Robot
26/01/2018 | Reform
We are creating a new species, says Nigel Cameron, and Christians need to think seriously about what this will mean
The world will soon be teeming with new creatures. It promises to be wonderful, and to be terrible, but above … Read More
A life of rhyme
26/01/2018 | Reform
Poet, performer, musician and author Benjamin Zephaniah speaks to Charissa King
It’s 2011, and a group of students are in heated debate. ‘Benjamin Zephaniah’s at this university,’ says one. ‘You’re telling lies!’ says another: ‘Zephaniah’s a rebel – he wouldn’t … Read More
A good question: Ageing congregations: Blessing or problem?
26/01/2018 | Reform 1
One question, four answers
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These are extracts from an article that was published in the February 2018 edition of Reform
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Walking together: Intergenerational church
26/01/2018 | Reform
How much richer church life could be, says Sam Richards, if all age groups did everything together
Lois is my biblical hero. She is mentioned in passing in 2 Timothy as Timothy’s grandmother, along with her daughter Eunice, Timothy’s mother. … Read More
Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Baffling hymns
26/01/2018 | Reform
Simon Jenkins on baffling hymns
This Christmas just gone, in the middle of singing one of the season’s best-loved carols, right in the middle of the line: ‘Lo, he abhors not the virgin’s womb,’ I found myself wondering why we … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: My goals for 2018
26/01/2018 | Reform
This year, God’s in charge
Ah February, the graveyard of New Year’s resolutions. OK, for some it’s pat-on-the-back month. A friend of mine, who before becoming a Christian never made goals for herself, is so proud of hers this year … Read More
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