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In the bin and among the stars
26/09/2016 | ReformFestivalgoers at Greenbelt shared their frustrations with and hopes for the Church. Stephen Tomkins reports
When the United Reformed Church decided to arrange a programme of events at Greenbelt arts festival on the theme of ‘Scrap the Church?’ we hoped … Read More
20 Questions: Valerie Bloom
26/09/2016 | ReformThe poet Valerie Bloom gives 20 answers
Pick three words to describe your life. Hectic. Varied. Blessed.
When did you last pray? About five minutes ago.
Why did you last pray? Because I always take every opportunity I can get … Read More
I believe … in limericks
26/09/2016 | ReformIn the July/August Reform we brought you the New Testament in 27 tweets (‘Twitter #Testament’). This month, Kim Fabricius has risen to the challenge of putting the Apostles’ Creed into limericks
I believe in the Father, Creator of nice things … Read More
Editorial: Make it last
26/09/2016 | ReformGrowing 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 | ReformSheila 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 | ReformMoving 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

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