Commitment-Phobe: Discovering churches

27/03/2017 | Reform

New kinds of church – with knitting

I could write about a lot of things this month. I could write about vulnerability. I could write about feeling deeply, deeply saved by Christ and at the same time feeling like this … Read More

Niall Cooper: What’s in a name?

27/03/2017 | Reform

On problems with labels, stereotypes and location prejudice

‘Come, friendly bombs, and fall on Slough! /It isn’t fit for humans now, /There isn’t grass to graze a cow.’

It’s easy now to smile at the opening words of Betjeman’s famous poem, ‘Slough’, written … Read More

A Good Question: What is the Christian story?

27/03/2017 | Reform

One question, four answers

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This article was published in the April 2017 edition of  Reform

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When Jesus met Adam and Eve

27/03/2017 | Reform

Rowan Williams reflects on the Easter Story – as told by an icon

For some people, when they first encounter an icon of the resurrection, it’s just a little bit puzzling. There is Jesus descending to the dead, taking Adam … Read More

‘Just one thing…’

27/03/2017 | Reform

Intentional teaching can transform lives. Knowing this, Gill Nichol discovers the vision of theological educators from different Christian traditions

Almost all of us can remember that one teacher who, because of their passion, determination, or their sheer love for their … Read More

Praying in the street

27/03/2017 | Reform

If people are not coming to church, does that mean they have no interest in what the Gospel has to offer? Or are there other ways of engaging with people who are only too ready to talk about spiritual things? … Read More