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

Commitment-Phobe: The mouths of babes

22/01/2016 | Reform

When your spiritual guide is a child

I think most people have a spiritual guide of sorts – a person who inspires them either to think about their faith more deeply or to engage with faith in the first place. … Read More

Chapter & verse: Exodus 20:1-21 and Matthew 5:1-12

22/01/2016 | Reform

Susan Durber hears how texts talk to each other

The church where I worship has two sets of texts in niches the shape of tablets (the Moses kind of tablet, not iPads!) on the front wall of the sanctuary. The … Read More

Get Away!

22/01/2016 | Reform

From organising an overseas group tour to slipping off on a solo retreat, Reform looks at the options for Christian holidays

If you’re planning a holiday this year, why not add a spiritual dimension? At the more ambitious end of … Read More

What is the Spirit doing?

22/01/2016 | Reform

Brian Harley shares stories of encounter and renewal in the churches

The Holy Spirit is God living and working among us – not some scary ghost but the very presence of God in our lives just as Jesus promised: “He … Read More

Interview: The experiment
 of faith

22/01/2016 | Reform

Alister McGrath talks to Stephen Tomkins about faith and science

After gaining a degree in chemistry at Oxford, Alister McGrath stayed on for three years to complete a doctorate in molecular biophysics – in which time he also got a … Read More