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Autism: rethink your attitudes
29/02/2016 | Reform 1Caroline Henthorne, an autistic Christian, considers how churches can become more inclusive
Imagine that just for today you are God. Your aim for the day is to stop autistic people having difficult lives. What do you do?
The solution you … Read More
Pew challenge
29/02/2016 | ReformHow can we make the best use of church furniture? Reform’s panel shares creative ideas
We use it most of the time we’re in church, but rarely think about it. Is church furniture just somewhere to park yourself, something that … Read More
On the pilgrim way: “Why can’t I just be simply thankful?”
29/02/2016 | ReformSheila Maxey asks why it is hard to be thankful for good health
I am surprised – even a little shocked – that I am finding it difficult to be unreservedly thankful when I have every reason to be so. … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: Learning to worship
23/02/2016 | ReformLearning the rules of worship
After becoming a Christian, I joined a church where I had been doing an Alpha course. On that course we sang a hymn each week, so those of us who were not culturally Christian could … Read More
Chapter & Verse: Revelation 21: 1-5
23/02/2016 | ReformLawrence Moore decodes the politics of the Apocalypse
What is your theology of nuclear holocaust? By which I mean: do you think God is going to “use” nukes to end human history by destroying the world?
In 1976, I won … Read More
Reviews – March 2016
23/02/2016 | ReformPaul through fresh eyes
Meeting God in Paul Rowan Williams SPCK £8.99 ISBN: 9780281073399
I have not often found a book on theology to be a genuine page turner, difficult to put down. I … Read More

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