On the pilgrim way: Looking forwards, and back

01/11/2016 | Reform

There seem to have been a number of milestones in the family in the last few weeks. A grandson turned 18; two granddaughters went to ‘big school’ – one moving from a primary school of 100 to a secondary school … Read More

Editorial: For all the saints

01/11/2016 | Reform

Macarius lived for six months in a gnat-infested swamp as penance for swatting a gnat that bit him. John Wesley at 82 caught a fever begging in the snow on behalf of those with no blankets. Felicitas, eight-months pregnant, was … Read More

Appreciate yourselves

01/11/2016 | Reform

How can you become the church you dream of? By talking about what you already do well, according to the creators of the Appreciating Church programme

In 2009, Jane Weedon had been the minster of her church in Welwyn Garden … Read More

Niall Cooper: Citizens of nowhere?

01/11/2016 | Reform

We need more citizens of the world

Are you a citizen of the world or a citizen of the UK? Do you, like me, struggle with the idea of having to choose between the two?

Don’t get me wrong. There … Read More

A good question: Do all faiths lead to God?

26/09/2016 | Reform

One question, four answers

 

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This is an extract from the October 2016 edition of Reform.

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Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Rude hymns

26/09/2016 | Reform

Simon Jenkins on rude hymns

In the words of the continuity announcements on Channel 4, this column may contain strong language and scenes of a sexual nature from the start. Our subject this month is sex and hymns. You might … Read More