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All are welcome? Age and maternity
27/01/2023 | ReformIs there a place for church members without children?
I wonder what feeling genuinely welcome means to you. In this column I am speaking to a range of people from around the URC about their experiences of church and what … Read More
Here & now: Philippa Osei
27/01/2023 | ReformPhilippa Osei finds inspiration in Korea
As Moderator-Elect of the United Reformed Church Youth Assembly, I was recently invited by the Council for World Mission and the World Council of Reformed Churches to South Korea for the Women in Leadership … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘I travel my pilgrim way now as a widow’
27/01/2023 | ReformSheila Maxey now travels on as a widow
A new section of my pilgrim way has begun in which I travel as a widow. So many have trod this way before me, but each of us has to find our … Read More
Reform’s giving guide
28/11/2022 | ReformAll of us at Reform hope you will experience much goodness and joy in your Christmas celebrations this year. But you, like us, will be acutely aware of the difficulties so many are facing as financial and worldwide pressures impact … Read More
Do stay for tea and coffee: ‘The Advent calendar-makers have spotted a window of opportunity’
28/11/2022 | ReformPaul Kerensa looks behind the Advent calendar door
Advent calendar this year? Chocolate or biblical pictures? Or gin or smellies? Oh yes, the calendar-makers have spotted a window of opportunity. Some say their days are numbered – but it looks … Read More
On the pilgrim way: ‘I weep when I wake early in the morning’
28/11/2022 | ReformSheila Maxey bids farewell to her husband Kees
Kees died on 19 October, and it was a good death, even a wonderful death. I sat with him one evening with my coffee and a good book. He seemed, as usual, … Read More

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