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Commitment-Phobe: A break from church-shopping
27/06/2014 | ReformI think I am going to take a break from church-shopping. I have been going to church for almost a year now and it has made me realise that I enjoy communion with others; that singing and dancing help me … Read More
A letter from… San Nicolás, Honduras
27/06/2014 | ReformIt all started suddenly when my team was invited to participate in a women’s football tournament in the community of Belén. We did very well and won the tournament. I did not know anyone at Jóvenes Liderando Cambios, the local … Read More
Christian activist: No more oil money
27/06/2014 | ReformAlex Mabbs reports from the first church to disinvest in fossil fuels
Take a deep breath,” she said. So we did. “We who are alive today are the first humans in history to breathe air containing 400 parts per million … Read More
Reviews – July/August 2014
27/06/2014 | ReformSmall is delicious
Chef Directed by Jon Favreau Certificate 15, 114 minutes Released 25 June
A talented guy gets the chance to produce his objets d’art with a larger budget and a bigger team, but a little less freedom. This … Read More
On the pilgrim way: Finding welcome in Shetland
27/06/2014 | ReformOn holiday in the Shetland Islands, we are being refreshed by immersing ourselves in a different culture, landscape and history. We have both aged in the six years since our last visit, and cannot do the long walks over rough … Read More
Editorial: How fragile we are
27/06/2014 | ReformI’m writing in June, and, with so much talk of the First World War, I̕m wondering what today would look like if we turned back the calendar 100 years. It turns out it’s the first day of Ascot, with new … Read More

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