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Reviews September 2024
06/09/2024 | ReformFirebrandDirected by Karim AinouzCertificate 15121 minutesReleased 6 September
History. The Tudors. King Henry VIII wanted a male heir to the throne. His first wife failed to deliver, so he divorced her. When the Pope excommunicated him, Henry set up the … Read More
The music of grace
03/07/2024 | ReformTim Meadows has travelled a long way, from fundamentalism in the mountains of Virginia to leading a pioneering, inclusive spiritual community in Liverpool. This year he becomes the Moderator of the General Assembly for the United Reformed Church. He talked … Read More
Songs of faith: Isaac Watts
03/07/2024 | ReformIn a new column on hymn writers, Ana Gobledale reveals Isaac Watts’ inspiration
When young Isaac Watts was scolded for speaking in rhyme, he smartly replied,‘Oh, Father, do some pity take,and I will no more verses make.’
Watts was a … Read More
Here & now: Zeerak Shahbaz
03/07/2024 | ReformMy call was nurtured in the URC, says Zeerak Shahbaz
Moving to England from Pakistan in 2006, at the age of three, I continued my faith journey in a United Reformed Church in east London. I recall attending events with … Read More
Chapter & verse: Mark 6:39
03/07/2024 | ReformLance Stone walks in green pastures
It is a notable feature of the story of the feeding of the 5,000 that, apart from the resurrection, it is the only miracle that features in all four Gospels. As is usual in … Read More
Art in focus: July/August 2024
03/07/2024 | ReformEl AnantsuiThe Restless Earth, 2017Fabric and mixed media
This massive ‘cloth’ or hanging – or sculpture – is the work of Ghanaian artist El Anantsui. It is made from hundreds of flattened bottle tops, aluminium tins and other found objects, … Read More

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