Commitment-Phobe: Righteous anger

27/05/2016 | Reform

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

I’ve never felt comfortable with Christian righteous anger – or any kind of righteous anger for that matter. How can I know … Read More

Sensing God

27/05/2016 | Reform

A report from an award-winning church project in Hemel Hempstead that provides fun and fellowship for children with special educational needs

This spring afternoon, lots of children are singing enthusiastically. According to Tess, the adult leading the worship session: “It … Read More

Editorial: Prodigal son, the remix

27/05/2016 | Reform

Here’s a story for Father’s Day. There was a son. Let’s call him the prodigal son. And there was a father. Let’s call him the father.

Growing up was a miserable experience for the prodigal son. He didn’t have his … Read More

On the Pilgrim Way: Time to move?

27/05/2016 | Reform

As a child I was proud to have been born “pre-war” because my sisters always talked about “pre-war” as the golden time. However, those of us born shortly before the Second World War also went on – in many cases … Read More

Robert Beckford Interview: Faith, Films and Theology

03/05/2016 | Reform 1

Kay Parris meets theologian, author and Bafta-award-winning broadcaster Robert Beckford

On a grey but close day, with no windows open, the low-ceilinged lobby outside Robert Beckford’s office at Goldsmith’s College in London – at the top of what feels like … Read More

Notes from a dark place: Pain, hatred and the magic of forgiveness

03/05/2016 | Reform

How learning to let go allowed me to live again by Anonymous

I seriously thought about killing him. I quickly realised I never would, but only because I wouldn’t get away with it.

How I hated going to bed. As … Read More