Children of debt

22/08/2014 | Reform

There are 2.5 million children living in families which are unable to keep up debt repayments. Mo Baldwin discovers how they are affected and reflects on the theology of debt

There was once a young man with many brothers and … Read More

Christian activist: Going green

22/08/2014 | Reform

Must travel cost the earth? Dixe Wills explores alternatives

It was way back in 1963 when social commentator and some-time Elvis-impersonator Cliff Richard took to the silver screen to opine: “We’re all going on a summer holiday”, and that, as … Read More

Jumble Sales of the apocalypse: One God, one Lord, so many Jesuses

22/08/2014 | Reform

Twitter waxed theological in July, thanks to that noted school of biblical studies, Manchester City Football Club. The club was doing some social media PR and invited fans to tweet questions to their Spanish right-winger, Jesús Navas. They sensibly chose … Read More

Commitment-Phobe: Love or marriage

22/08/2014 | Reform

Choosing a church is a personal thing. The questions you might ask yourself are: Do I feel the Spirit here? Is it near enough to where I live? Can my friends get married there? I was excited to hear that … Read More

A change for the better

22/08/2014 | Reform

Justyn Rees Larcombe talks to Stephen Tomkins about the gambling addiction that lost him his family, his job and £750,000

He may not have had it all, but he had quite a lot of it: A grand house, fast car, … Read More

Niall Cooper: Struggling, but NICE

22/08/2014 | Reform

Hearing the voices of those who struggle

Ray Wright spent a decade in prison for armed robbery, which was committed at the peak of his drug addiction; since he came out of prison three years ago, he has been clean … Read More