June 2019
Reviews – June 2019
28/05/2019 | Reform
Shooting childhood
Last SummerDirected by Jon JonesCertificate 15, 97 minutesReleased 7 June
Rural Wales. The 70s. Four pre-teenage boys. Summer. And a reminder of the important place that relationships and families have in our everyday lives.
The four boys … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘Blessed be the filmmakers’
28/05/2019 | Reform
Paul Kerensa investigates church DVDs
When I’m visiting a church, I love a browse of the books. I don’t mean the Bibles (although I should browse those more often…) I mean the secondhand books that some churches have in the … Read More
Interview: A matter of life and death
28/05/2019 | Reform
The writer Martin Mosebach talks to Stephen Tomkins and Charissa King about the 21 Egyptian martyrs
On 15 February 2015, 21 men, most of them Egyptian and in their 20s or early 30s, were beheaded on a Libyan beach by … Read More
Pastor – it’s in the name
28/05/2019 | Reform
In November 2018, Reform published a letter from Stephen Thornton, lamenting the lower priority assigned to pastoral care today. Since then, we have published nine letters in response, and Stephen has received 98 directly. Here, he reflects on what he … Read More
A good question: What action should we take on climate change?
28/05/2019 | Reform
One question, four answers
These are extracts from an article that was published in the June 2019 edition of Reform
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Mother Teresa’s doubt and faithfulness
28/05/2019 | Reform
The story of Mother Teresa’s long struggle shows that Christian life is built on faithfulness, not faith, as Steve Chalke discovers
During her lifelong service to the poorest of the poor, Anjezë Bojaxhiu, or Teresa as she was much better … Read More
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