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Reviews – December 2018/January 2019
27/11/2018 | ReformAngels against austerity
It’s a Wonderful Life Directed by Frank Capra Certificate U, 131 minutes Re-released in December
Following the banking system bailout and the rise of Trump, this 1946 black-and-white classic – back in cinemas and restored to ultra … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘It is a bittersweet time’
27/11/2018 | ReformSheila Maxey sees grief and new birth
Since our granddaughter, Ciara, committed suicide two months ago, I have phoned her father – our son, Peter – most days. As I listen, I hear the healing power of the everyday: Ikea … Read More
Editorial: No angel
27/11/2018 | Reform‘What are angels?’ is this month’s ‘A good question’, inspired by the Christmas story. I don’t have an answer – I bring incorrigible scepticism to the subject, I’m afraid – but I do have my own story.
When I was … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: Women’s work
27/11/2018 | ReformChurch helpers: where are the men?
A woman’s work is never done. Is that an old-fashioned concept? If so, why is so much work at church assumed to belong to the women? When I first started going to church, I … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: The ten micro commandments
30/10/2018 | ReformPaul Kerensa devises ten micro commandments for new church visitors
In our church, look heavenward and you’ll see three huge, stone slabs. One inscribed with the Ten Commandments, one with the Beatitudes and one with the Lord’s Prayer. It’s a … Read More
Chapter & verse: Matthew 13:51-52
30/10/2018 | ReformFiona Thomas on what makes a good scribe
I once had a classmate who left school to join the civil service. At the time, I didn’t know what that meant. Civil servants are sometimes the silent, invisible people who get … Read More

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