Reformed Magazine - Page 31 of 344 - Reforming, reporting, reviving, resourcing
Answering the call, rising to the challenge
03/06/2024 | ReformMonica Carly remembers her father’s call to Jamaica, 76 years ago
The Bible is full of stories about people of faith who received a call from God asking them to take on a task for which they felt inadequate and … Read More
Our place in the digital landscape
03/06/2024 | ReformChurch websites play a more vital role than ever in engagement with the local community, say Reuben Watt and Andy Jackson
Not that long ago, the term ‘digital landscape’ would have meant very little to very many. In today’s digitally … Read More
The Autistic Disciple
03/06/2024 | ReformWas ‘doubting’ Thomas autistic? asks Angela Rigby
In the words of the National Autistic Society, autism is ‘a lifelong developmental disability which affects how people communicate and interact with the world’. Every autistic person has their own unique set of … Read More
Jesus and… the Cross
03/06/2024 | ReformA series on what we have to learn from and about Jesus on a range of subjects. This month, John Proctor on the crucifixion
As soon as Jesus launched into public ministry, he ran into opposition. Clearly there would be … Read More
A good question: Does the Church have a problem with class?
03/06/2024 | ReformOne question, four answers
Liz Kam‘Our Church is built on middle-class ideals’
As a Church-Related Community Worker (CRCW), my immediate response is to shout, ‘Yes! Obviously!’Class is a complex issue sociologically, culturally and economically. The nuances involved in how we … Read More
Preach it!
03/06/2024 | ReformLucy Berry is a writer, performance poet and United Reformed Church minister. Stephen Tomkins talked to her following the publication of her book Being a Preacher: Reflections and practical advice on speaking to be heard
How did you come to … Read More

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