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Commitment-Phobe: Politics vs prayer
26/06/2015 | Reform“I put the anti-austerity march in my diary, then my vicar asked me to help with mission”
Having decided to move on from atheism, Commitment-Phobe is trying God
Politics and religion, some say, should stay apart, and you definitely shouldn’t … Read More
Serve those who served
26/06/2015 | ReformShould those who spent their working lives helping others be left to struggle alone? Andy Bottomley shares stories of retired ministers
Let me tell you about a man, a respected minister in his day, who, since he became widowed, has … Read More
Out of the mouth of the lion
26/06/2015 | ReformShot in the face by robbers, Caron Asgarali’s life changed completely in a moment. She tells a story of grace and goodness
My car had come briefly to a halt at a minor road, when gunshots rang out in the stillness … Read More
A good question: What happens when I pray?
26/06/2015 | ReformEach month we ask one question and get four answers. This month: What happens when I pray?
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This is an extract from the July/August 2015 edition of Reform.
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What is the greatest need facing us?
26/06/2015 | ReformYou want to help make the world a better place, but only have so much time and money to give. How do you choose the most important causes to support? Reform asks 12 charities to name the greatest need
Oikocredit … Read More
Chapter and verse: Micah 7:13, 19
26/06/2015 | Reform“Micah saw that human beings will only flourish in solidarity with creation”
I’m convinced that climate change is the most important challenge facing humankind at the moment, but it’s been a hard journey for me. Like many of us, I’m … Read More

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