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Give my Spirit Voice
25/04/2025 | ReformAs the URC celebrates 35 years of Rejoice and Sing, Stephen Tomkins hears from David Thompson the story of creating the hymnbook at the heart of the Church
The idea of producing a hymnbook for the United Reformed Church was … Read More
Travel in Hope
25/04/2025 | ReformIn February, representatives of different Churches and nations visited the Holy Land, responding to a call for solidarity. Here, some of those who took part report and reflect
Kevin SnymanURC Programme Officer for Global Justice and Partnerships
At the end … Read More
I wish I’d been there
25/04/2025 | ReformThe Council of Nicaea is 1,700 years old in May. Susan Durber looks back on the most momentous Church Meeting of all
I’m confident that many readers of Reform have been to church meetings of all sorts; a few Elders … Read More
A good question: Why should Christians read the Old Testament?
25/04/2025 | ReformOne question, four answers
Diana Paulding‘It is a really, really good story’
Far too often, I have sat through a service in which the Old Testament is completely ignored. For many it is seen as too messy, too complex, too … Read More
Riefenstahl
25/04/2025 | ReformDirected by Andres VeielCertificate 15115 minutesReleased 9 May
There is something deeply depressing about the fact that one of the most talented female film directors who ever lived is also without a doubt also one of the most troubling. Leni … Read More
Art in Focus: Issue 3 – 2025
25/04/2025 | ReformThe Queen’s Window,Westminster AbbeyDavid Hockney, 2018
In 2018, London’s Westminster Abbey was looking to commission a stained-glass window to commemorate the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. They chose David Hockney. Hockney is now considered one of the most influential British … Read More

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