Editorial: Don’t look back in anger

30/06/2017 | Reform

Here’s to hope. In times of violence and hardship, worry and instability, hope is often a grim determination to carry on against the odds, but sometimes it is a glimpse of something more.

Three days after the terrible terrorist attack in Manchester in … Read More

Study materials archive

20/06/2017 | Reform

Study material is available to download from our archive below

2019

November 2019 Chapter and verse – November 2019

October 2019 Chapter and verse – October 2019

September 2019 Chapter and verse – September 2019

July/August 2019 Chapter and verse … Read More

Interview: The race set before us

26/05/2017 | Reform

Rebekah Gregory, a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing talks to Stephen Tomkins and Charissa King

Rebekah Gregory and her five-year-old son Noah were cheering on a friend at the finishing line of the Boston Marathon on 15 April 2013 … Read More

The age of loneliness

26/05/2017 | Reform 3

Loneliness is epidemic among older people in Britain but churches are well placed to make a difference, says Debbie Thrower

Most of us have put on the television at some point when we are at home on our own, just … Read More

A good question: How can we promote the common good?

26/05/2017 | Reform 1

One question, four answers

 

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This is an extract from the June 2017 edition of Reform

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A feast at the festival

26/05/2017 | Reform

What does the United Reformed Church have in store for this year’s Greenbelt arts festival, after last year’s success? And what does Greenbelt have in store for us?

The United Reformed Church is packing its tent, its folding chair and … Read More