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Editorial: The stuff I can’t keep
29/01/2025 | ReformI hadn’t realised that bereavement can come in stages. Because my mum had had Alzheimer’s disease for some years before she died last summer we had already lost a lot of her.
She was still herself, but when … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘The messages could have been medical, monetary or, er, marital.’
29/01/2025 | ReformPaul Kerensa learns from a technology fail of excruciating proportions
Enjoy, at my expense, my most embarrassing moment of recent times.
I was booked to perform a comedy show in a church – surely a scene ripe for … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘Like a kindly earworm, I heard, “The light shines in the darkness”’
29/01/2025 | ReformI made a resolution at Christmas time – not waiting for the new year. I decided that I would try with renewed effort to find the signs of light and life, and hope lying around me and in the … Read More
Songs of Faith: Susan McCoan
29/01/2025 | ReformSusan McCoan shares a hymn of discipleship
You may recognise Susan McCoan’s name as the co-editor of the current URC Prayer Handbook, or from her contributions to the URC’s Daily Devotions Sunday Worship. Did you know she also writes … Read More
Here & now: Heather Moore
29/01/2025 | ReformHeather Moore rejoices in the role of Youth Moderator
Five years ago, I attended my first Youth Assembly. I didn’t know it at the time, but that event and the people behind it would grow to be one of … Read More
Chapter & Verse: Matthew 16: 2-23
29/01/2025 | ReformGraham McGeoch sees the signs of the times. Plus Bible study questions
As you read this, I will be in Harare, Zimbabwe, for the Council for World Mission’s DARE Global Forum. ‘DARE’ is short for ‘Discernment and Radical Engagement’: … Read More

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