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Commitment-Phobe: From the depths
23/10/2020 | ReformI’ve been suffering lockdown of the heart
Before Covid, I had been yearning for discipleship. I had been yearning to slow down, to do less at church and more in my heart with God. The desire of my heart was … Read More
Chapter & verse: Ephesians 1:22
23/10/2020 | ReformWhat sort of king is Christ? asks Rosalind Selby
In the last two weeks before the end of the lectionary year, the readings set have the theme of Christ the King. I’ve chosen the Ephesians reading for 22 November.
Christ … Read More
First flight
23/10/2020 | ReformHow an RAF officer put the war behind him tocofound a charity
Perhaps you’ve sat through films such as Saving Private Ryan, The Longest Day or Band of Brothers, which tell stories of the D-Day landings of the Second World … Read More
Time to grow
23/10/2020 | ReformStephen Tomkins explores an awardwinning community gardening project
Liz Styan had long had hopes for two plots of waste ground neighbouring her church, Zion United Reformed Church in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, especially as the church had qualified as an Eco … Read More
Craft for the holidays
23/10/2020 | ReformAbi Nicol reports on a pop-up creative cafe project
This summer, six churches worked together to put on pop-up creative cafes to support their communities in Dursley and Cam, Gloucestershire, during the long summer holiday after months in lockdown. Tabernacle … Read More
Community stories: Marie Trubic
23/10/2020 | ReformIn the first of a series hearing from Church-Related Community Workers, Marie Trubic tells the story of a community hall in Glasgow
The local MSP came to see our community hall at Priesthill United Reformed Church, Glasgow, and asked me: … Read More

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