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A letter from… Lebanon
30/01/2017 | ReformAlia Abboud reports on the work of Christians in Lebanon
To see how our churches in Lebanon have responded to the arrival of a million refugees from Syria is an amazing thing. There is negative history between Syria and Lebanon … Read More
Editorial: A journey worth taking
30/01/2017 | ReformTwo crucial events in the life of Martin Luther demonstrate what the Reformation – whose 500th anniversary we celebrate this year – was all about. One event is well known, the other, less so.
In 1521, Luther appeared before the … Read More
Peter’s House
27/01/2017 | ReformA redundant manse, a lack of young people and the need for cheap digs can all add up to a new way of doing church, finds Chris Dowd
What do you do with a redundant manse? Hull Team Churches have … Read More
Reviews – December 2016/January 2017
30/11/2016 | ReformA hero on trial
Sully Directed by Clint Eastwood Certificate 12a, 96 minutes Released on 2 December
On 15 January 2009, in New York City, a commercial passenger aircraft in trouble managed to land safely on the … Read More
20 Questions: Janina Ramirez
30/11/2016 | Reform 4The historian and broadcaster Janina Ramirez gives 20 answers
When did you last pray? I pray all the time, but it’s more like an internal monologue and an inner search for spiritual direction, rather than an appeal for help. For … Read More
A good question: What does the Christmas Story mean?
30/11/2016 | ReformOne question, four answers
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These are extracts from the December 2016/January 2017 edition of Reform.
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