Ukraine’s other conflict

02/06/2023 | Reform

Katherine Kelaidis reports on the battles of Orthodoxy and freedom taking place in Ukraine

Perched high on Mount Berestov, above the Pecherskyi District of Kyiv, the green roofs and golden domes of Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra (pictured) look like something from a … Read More

Jesus and… Torah

02/06/2023 | Reform

A series about what we have to learn from Jesus on a range of subjects. This month, Meg Warner grapples with Jesus’ attitude to the law

Towards the beginning of Matthew’s Gospel, the reader encounters a major conundrum. Jesus talks … Read More

A good question: What can we learn from children?

02/06/2023 | Reform

One question, four answers

LES PARKER‘The children would find barely noticeable side paths’

The opening prayer we use for each session of Church by Nature Sleaford (Sleaford Forest Church) ends: ‘In your name we welcome each other, weak and strong, … Read More

On this rock

02/06/2023 | Reform 1

Andy Atkins, Chief Executive of the Christian environmental organisation A Rocha UK talks to Reform

Let’s start with that name, A Rocha. Where does it come from?It means ‘the rock’ in Portuguese. A Rocha is now an international network of … Read More

Editorial: What does freedom of speech mean in Britain today?

02/06/2023 | Reform

Just a year after the British public celebrated the Queen’s last jubilee, in May this year we had the first coronation in a generation. More bank holidays, more prosecco, more nobles in outlandish outfits. (Let the Church not make sarky … Read More

Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘One day these AI programmes might scan everything I’ve ever written and decide if I’m friend or foe’

02/06/2023 | Reform

Paul Kerensa takes on the bots

From text to pictures, and to moving pictures, artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. You may have ignored it until now, but you can’t ignore it for long.

If you’ve not used an AI chatbot … Read More