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On the pilgrim way: “Making comparisons is full of spiritual pitfalls”
23/10/2015 | ReformThe pitfalls of making comparisons
‘I become consumed with guilt when comparing my life with refugees’
In September, we spent two glorious weeks on the rural canals of Warwickshire and Leicestershire. Each morning, I got warmly dressed and, armed with … Read More
Editorial: The “E” word
23/10/2015 | ReformI’ve done it in the high street, I’ve done it in the park. I’ve done it on a doorstep, I’ve done it on a beach. I’ve done it in a canteen, I’ve done it on a bus. I’ve done it … Read More
Film review: Faith in a dark place
01/10/2015 | ReformCaptive Directed by Jerry Jameson Certificate 12A, 196 minutes Released on Friday 25 September 2015
Before its dramatisation of the real events that took place in Atlanta, Georgia on 11 March 2005, Captive opens with a text from … Read More
Jean still loves us
25/09/2015 | ReformThe story of what Sue Dowell lost, and what she learned, when her friend sailed into the darkness of Alzheimer’s disease
I was somewhat taken aback when Anna, my four-year-old granddaughter, announced: “I don’t like Jean any more”. A retired … Read More
Interview: Preach it!
25/09/2015 | ReformTimothy Keller, preacher, writer and church planter, talks to Stephen Tomkins
Timothy Keller founded Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan in 1989, with 50 members; it now has 5,000 in three congregations. In 2001, he started the church planting programme, Redeemer … Read More
A good question: Is my identity God-given?
25/09/2015 | ReformOne question, four answers
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This is an extract from the October 2015 edition of Reform.
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