June 2018
Jesus in the trenches
29/05/2018 | Reform
Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy, aka Woodbine Willie, first published his reflections from the trenches 100 years ago. In this edited extract, he questions the Almighty
Geoffrey Studdert Kennedy was a British chaplain in the First World War. He earned the nickname … Read More
I am… a Windrush generation immigrant
29/05/2018 | Reform
Catherine Ross on being part of the Windrush generation
I am a black Caribbean, born on the sunny island of St Kitts in 1951. I left my island home at seven years old to settle in England, and was one … Read More
A good question: Is Britain unwelcoming?
29/05/2018 | Reform
One question, four answers
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These are extracts from an article that was published in the June 2018 edition of Reform
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Where there’s God’s will, there’s a way
29/05/2018 | Reform
Ann-Marie Abbasah reports from an inspirational church-led charity in Hythe, Hampshire
Julia Cross prayed for direction when she and her husband moved to Southampton, to be closer to their daughter and grandchildren. A committed Christian and former teacher, Julia had … Read More
A chat with Rowan Williams
29/05/2018 | Reform
The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, addressed the United Reformed Church Ministers’ Gathering in May. Afterwards, he spoke to Reform
For Christians who want to start deepening their faith, it helps to try to create a regular discipline, a … Read More
A letter from… Singapore
29/05/2018 | Reform
Peter Cruchley writes to ‘Auntie May’ from Singapore
Chinese media outlets nicknamed Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister, ‘Auntie May’, after her three-day visit to Beijing early this year. The term ‘auntie’ is used for key allies of Beijing
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