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Reform magazine
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Some articles from Reform...
Are we living by the Gospel?
Matt Stone samples a bit of table fellowship
Interpreting Biblical accounts of Jesus' death
and does it matter asks Walter Houston?
Kirsty Thorpe opens up the Vision4Life invitation Tackling these increasingly inter-linked problems, means tackling poverty, says Oliver Pearce Saltaire church celebrates renewal and hope within the community What can be done to make fair finance available in developing countries Lawrence Moore talks about the work of the Windermere Centre Be a pilot for a day The growing gap between rich and poor The War in Iraq comes home. Sue Wilkinson writes about her son in Iraq.
Norman Hart visits one of the winners of the Community Project Awards.
How the churches in Tadley are working together to share the Good News with young people
Zam walker does some whole body theology
Belonging to the World Church in a time of global warming
How an after school drop-in is making life better for village youngsters
Shelagh Pollard describes how one congregation rediscovered its future
The Politics of Poverty (05/07) Kirsty Thorpe meets someone ready to lay down their life for their friends
John Reardon celebrates a relationship between British and German Christians
The lived experience of Bolton Town Centre Chaplaincy
Barrie Hutchinson
is the Director of the St Cuthbert’s Centre on Lindisfarne, and reflects
on the meeting between power and prayer. Richard Potts made the history of the Lady Hewley Trust the subject of his latest book and uncovered a tale of considerable generosity.
Teresa James goes out at night in Kingston as a Street Pastor
Being Black in Britain (03/07) Joan Young's journey with Multicultural United Reformed Church
Abolition of the Slave Trade (03/07) 'This is an opportunity to ensure that we leave behind a legacy of human dignity, freedom and integrity'. Katalina Tahaafe-Williams challenges the Church
Peter Southcombe seeks the transformation of our church buildings
As we approach Fairtrade Fortnight, 26th February - 11th March, Peter
Collins reminds us why fair trade is important. Lets pray for the Pope (01/07) The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (18th-25th January) has given Donald Norwood something to think about.
March 2007 sees the 200th anniversary of the Slave Trade Abolition Bill. Kirsty Thorpe looks at the history of the slave trade and its legacy
Fancy doing a bit of mission? Well, get on your bus! No, not your bike – your BUS! Well it worked for the URC folk of Haverhill in Suffolk, says minister Karen Knight
Christmas: The Promise and the Powers (12/06) The real meaning of Christmas? The Revd John Proctor reflects on
the Christmas Gospel readings.
Celebrating 70 years of Pilots (11/06) Pilots archivist Glyn Jenkins looks back at 70 years of Pilots.
The Spirituality of Children (11/06) Ruth White examines the spiritual lives of children and asks what we as a church are doing to help them grow and develop.
A Strong sense of presence (10/06) Reform interviews the Moderator of General Assembly, the Revd Elizabeth Caswell.
Church and Society is currently hosting a debate on the issues of assisted dying. This article looks at some of the questions surrounding this complex topic.
Hope in the Heart of Windermere (10/06) 'Kids for Hope' visit the Windermere Centre
Peacemaking: our Christian vocation (07/06) A resource produced by a joint working group of the United Reformed Church and the Methodist Church on peacemaking.
Information about Racial Justice Sunday, One Race - the Human Race, 10th September 2006.
Crossways - Yardley Hastings (07/06) Crossways - a new vision for Yardley Hastings
Tea, Coffee or Irn-Bru? (05/06) Melanie Frew visits the third Community Project Award winner.
Why asylum seekers deserve dignity not destitution.
Church and Society Secretary Stuart Dew examines some of the issues behind human trafficking.
Peter Moth visits the second winner in the annual Community project award.
Jenny Kimber tells of the rebirth of a church in Wales.
David Lawrence makes a final visit to one of the annual Community Project Award Winners.
Robert Pope looks at the role of imagination in faith.
Sheila Brain wonders just who belongs?
Lay preacher Janet Eccles considers the role of the 'me culture' inside and outside of the church.
General Secretary David Cornick updates us on Catch the Vision.
An interview with Assembly Moderator David Peel.
Martin Camroux on some of the joys of a multi-ethnic church.
Alan Wharton looks at the emerging church.
On the edge of Glasgow in a housing development marked by unemployment and lack of opportunity 3D Drumchapel brings new hope into the lives of local families.
Ebbsfleet Rainbow Centre (07/08 05)
Ebbsfleet residents
would have almost nowhere to focus their community if it were
not for the pioneering work of the Rainbow Centre. The missing text from the editorial in this months Reform is available to download as a PDF here
Catch the vision for structures (05/05)
Catch the vision for ministry (05/05)
Reform Editor David Lawrence visits the Avenue Centre, another winner in this years Community Project Awards.
Reform Editor David Lawrence talks to Stanley Jackson, new Co-ordinator of the Training for Learning and Serving programme.
Reform Editor David Lawrence visits the special winner in the 2005 Community Project Awards.
General Secretary David Cornick reviews the progress of the 'Catch The Vision' process.
There's no place like home (11/04) Reform Editor David Lawrence visits the second winners of the 2004 community project awards.
Worms and wet elephants (10/11) St Andrew's, Roundhay, Leeds looks at a new way with Bible stories.
Reform Editor David Lawrence interviews Moderator of General Assembly, Sheila Maxey.
A visit to the third of the winners of the 2004 Community Project Awards.
Find out about the exciting new resource pack designed to help churches become more involved with their local communities.
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