Editorial: Make it last

26/09/2016 | Reform

Growing up with electric toasters and a short attention span can spoil you to the art of making toast under a grill. I discovered this as a teenager, when a bunch of us from our youth group went on holiday … Read More

On the pilgrim way: A good day with bad news

26/09/2016 | Reform

Sheila Maxey gives thanks for a good day with bad news

The Friday of August’s bank holiday weekend turned out to be a particularly wonderful day. And yet, when I list its contents it hardly adds up to anything so … Read More

Commitment-Phobe: I lead my first service

22/09/2016 | Reform

Moving on from atheism, Commitment-Phobe toured churches and tried God, chronicling her progress for Reform. Now, as a new Christian, the journey continues

Strange things happen when your church is between ministers and people go on summer holiday. One of … Read More

Do you know who we are?

20/09/2016 | Reform

Richard Church introduces Feasts and Festivals, a chance to discover and celebrate the past and present of the United Reformed Church

I heard recently about a group of puritans in Dorchester in the early 17th century who set up a … Read More

Reviews – October 2016

20/09/2016 | Reform

Quiet please!

In Pursuit of Silence Directed by Patrick Shen 81 minutes Released on 21 October

This non-narrative film falls somewhere between a documentary and a meditation on its subject, silence. It opens with an image of a tree … Read More

A good question: Are there limits to forgiveness?

26/08/2016 | Reform

One question, four answers

 

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

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