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Francis Spufford interview: Clear Christianity
22/05/2013 | Reform 1The writer Francis Spufford discusses with Stephen Tomkins how to talk about Christianity as if it still made sense
Francis Spufford’s book, Unapologetic: Why, Despite Everything Christianity can Still Make Surprising Emotional Sense, is the best book written about Christianity … Read More
Christian activist: Lessons in love
22/05/2013 | ReformVivian Palmer shares lessons in love
Sunday morning. Welcome at the door, singing, teaching, and tea and coffee at the end. Does this sound familiar? On Sunday, we enter a church community, but when we go out of the doors … Read More
Chapter & verse: Luke 7: 36-50
22/05/2013 | Reform‘… He cancelled the debts for both of them. Now which of them will love him more? …’
In the film of the same name, the Star Trek federation and the Klingons drink a toast with echoes of Hamlet: to … Read More
Community-minded: Hope in dandelions
22/05/2013 | ReformChurch-related community workers being scattered across the country, ours can be a very isolated ministry, so we all value the brief time of sharing offered by our annual residential. We come together to reflect on our ministry, hear how various … Read More
On the pilgrim way: Yearning for normality
22/05/2013 | ReformMy heart sank as I walked into church this morning: the chairs were all back to normal. The old straight lines had replaced our semi-circle, carefully arranged to improve the singing and bring the thinly scattered congregation closer together. “Back … Read More

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