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I am… an ex-rough sleeper
26/01/2018 | Reform 2Our columnist describes life as a rough sleeper
After having my own place and starting my own business, I had to move back in with my parents. There was a family bereavement, which had a massive effect. I was very … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: My goals for 2018
26/01/2018 | ReformThis year, God’s in charge
Ah February, the graveyard of New Year’s resolutions. OK, for some it’s pat-on-the-back month. A friend of mine, who before becoming a Christian never made goals for herself, is so proud of hers this year … Read More
A letter from… a European in the UK
26/01/2018 | Reform 1Leonora Jagessar-Visser’t Hooft urges UK churches to discuss Brexit
I am preparing my sermon for Sunday and again, I will make mention of Brexit. I will say: ‘There are many things that leave an imprint on us as we journey through … Read More
Ministering myself out of a job
26/01/2018 | Reform 4After coming to work at a church with problems, John Rider has seen it turn a corner. He explains how this change happened, and his vision for the future
After returning from missionary work in Romania and Israel, I worked as a … Read More
Any scrap of wood
26/01/2018 | ReformWhy you don’t need to find a good time to pray. Luigi Gioia shares a story from his youth
I am 17, my faith has just come alive, I have discovered the Psalms and fallen in love with them, and … Read More
Editorial: My movie resolutions
26/01/2018 | ReformHappy New Year, even if I am the last to say it. Last time we talked, I was pondering New Year’s resolutions, swinging between having none as usual and pledging something grandiose and ill-defined. I haven’t given up on that, … Read More

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