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Jumble sales of the apocalypse: On holiday with God
26/05/2015 | ReformWhere do you go to church when you’re on holiday? Several years ago, my evangelical auntie, asking what I would be doing on my impending beach holiday, told me tartly: “You may be going on holiday, but you can never … Read More
Niall Cooper: Restoring faith in welfare
26/05/2015 | Reform“It is time to restore social security as a core principle”
We all rely on the welfare safety net being there for us if we hit hard times. A functioning safety net, not food handouts, is the true long-term solution … Read More
Commitment-Phobe: A small death
26/05/2015 | Reform“I came to God through a time when the tiny life of an unborn child was dying inside me”
Having decided to move on from atheism, Commitment-Phobe is trying God
I was in the park with a friend who was … Read More
Chapter & verse: Mark 4:35-41
26/05/2015 | Reform“Heaving water topples them into the terrifying dark. All is lost. Almost”
I paint. And I have a growing series of paintings of Bible stories seen from the air, inspired by the breathtaking photographs we so often see. Whole cities … Read More
A letter from… earthquake zone, Nepal
26/05/2015 | ReformThe building around me began to sway as I sat at my desk working. At first it was gentle, but then it grew more violent. I ran to the bathroom and threw myself on the floor. Dust and plaster from … Read More
Christian Activist: Sage and solidarity
26/05/2015 | Reform“We heard of olive trees being cut down, threats with guns, police inaction, demolitions”
Jabril, a quietly-spoken 50-year-old shepherd has received two “stop work orders”. These are official Israeli documents saying he must stop building his residences – basically two walled … Read More

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