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Jesus and… family
29/08/2023 | ReformA series about what we have to learn from Jesus on a range of subjects. This month, Stephen Tomkins looks at Jesus’ attitude to family
You would assume, wouldn’t you, that Jesus was pretty enthusiastic about the family. Some … Read More
A good question: Who is your favourite disciple?
29/08/2023 | ReformOne question, four answers
BARBARA BENNETT‘He may have been the only disciple not from Galilee – an odd man out!’
I am intrigued by several of the disciples, but the most controversial of them is Judas Iscariot; Judas … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘After all, we’ve not read every book yet’
29/08/2023 | ReformPaul Kerensa enjoys a bedtime story
I still read bedtime stories to my children, perhaps later than most. I don’t mean that it’s late in the day – a midnight reading would be madness. I mean our children may … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘I handed in my keys and walked home with tears streaming down my face’
29/08/2023 | ReformSheila Maxey clears out and finds lost treasures
Last Saturday I went into Brentwood United Reformed Church for the last time. Men from the two other churches in the pastorate were loading things into a hired white van – … Read More
Here and Now: Isaac Harvey
29/08/2023 | Reform 1Isaac Harvey overcomes troubled times
Will you gain anything if you win the whole world but lose your life?’ This question is taken from the Bible, Matthew 16:26, from the Good News version.
I had read this verse … Read More
Chapter & Verse: Exodus 14:13-14
29/08/2023 | ReformSue Walker learns how to trust God
This scripture hit me between the eyes 19 days before my 30-year-old daughter was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in December 2020, during lockdown. Now at some distance, I can look back at … Read More

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