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What is the Spirit doing?
22/01/2016 | ReformBrian 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 | ReformAlister 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
Reviews – February 2016
22/01/2016 | ReformA tale of many walls
Belfast: Toward a city without walls Vicky Cosstick Colourpoint Books £15 ISBN: 9781780730721
The Berlin Wall came down in 1989 but one UK city – Belfast – has almost … Read More
On the pilgrim way: “Lent seems a recipe for self-absorption”
22/01/2016 | ReformSheila Maxey fights self-absorption in Lent
I am a bit wary of Lent and its call to self-examination and repentance. It seems either a recipe for self-absorption or for depression. Rowan Williams, speaking in St Paul’s during Advent – another … Read More
Editorial: Give radicalism a chance
22/01/2016 | ReformWords can mean different things in different contexts, can’t they? I once asked a Reform interviewee, who was telling me about the great work he had pioneered, what records he’d kept. His eyes lit up and he started talking about … Read More

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