June 2017
Interview: The race set before us
26/05/2017 | Reform
Rebekah Gregory, a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing talks to Stephen Tomkins and Charissa King
Rebekah Gregory and her five-year-old son Noah were cheering on a friend at the finishing line of the Boston Marathon on 15 April 2013 … Read More
A good question: How can we promote the common good?
26/05/2017 | Reform
One question, four answers
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This is an extract from the June 2017 edition of Reform
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The age of loneliness
26/05/2017 | Reform
Loneliness is epidemic among older people in Britain but churches are well placed to make a difference, says Debbie Thrower
Most of us have put on the television at some point when we are at home on our own, just … Read More
Jumble sales of the apocalypse: The inhumanity of pews
26/05/2017 | Reform
Simon Jenkins on the inhumanity of pews
One of the worst things in the world is having to stay awake when your brain has already decided it’s time to shut down. This mostly happens to me as I slump in … Read More
Pat Finlow: Party time
26/05/2017 | Reform
As this short election season comes to a climax on 8 June, Pat Finlow of Christians in Politics has one more slogan for Christians to hear
Elections tend to attract slogans of one kind or another: pithy sayings that capture … Read More
If pulpits could talk
26/05/2017 | Reform
From modern Communion tables to ancient pews, Stephen Tomkins hears the stories told by church furniture
For my art O level, one of the subjects for paintings was simply ‘A church’. I lovingly reproduced my own church in oils. ‘Err, yeah,’ … Read More
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