Papua New Guinea diary

22/01/2016 | Reform

Falling buildings and friendly feasts, bruised buttocks and global family – a visit to Papua New Guinea has it all. Last year, David Grosch-Miller and his wife Carla went there as guests of the United Church. Here, as part of … Read More

A letter from… Kenya

22/01/2016 | Reform

Monica Achieng on living in a malaria zone

I am expecting a baby in February. It’s my third pregnancy – I have two sons, Jeff is 10 and Hilary is eight. My husband is a motorbike driver and has gone … Read More

Christian activist: Graham Marshall

22/01/2016 | Reform

Graham Marshall looks back on 50 years of work with people struggling with addiction

When I was young, I experimented with drugs and got into trouble. After spending a year in rehab, in the late 1970s, I started volunteering for … Read More

Jumble sales of the apocalypse: Do we expect too much of Beelzebub?

22/01/2016 | Reform

Satan is quite frequently in the news these days, but the following headline recently caught my eye. A millionaire televangelist with the apt name of Creflo Dollar accused the devil of blocking his dreams of buying a $65m personal jet. … Read More

20 Questions – David Suchet

22/01/2016 | Reform

A new feature: David Suchet gives 20 answers

What is your favourite time of year? I love spring. The sooner it starts the better.
 The daffodils coming through, new life,
animals courting, leaves coming on trees,
new smells, new things to look … Read More

Niall Cooper: Europe: to stay or not to stay

22/01/2016 | Reform

As Christians, do we make this choice out of self-interest or solidarity?

What has Europe ever done for us? This is probably the most important question we will all be asked this year, in preparation for the forthcoming European Union … Read More