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Reform Magazine | January 30, 2025

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Editorial: Making the effort

03/06/2024 |

As a young teenager – young and clueless – I decided to sell all my Doctor Who stuff and give the money to Tearfund, the Christian charity tackling poverty in the Third World, as we called it then. I felt … Read More

Editorial: Can you grow the tree all over again?

29/04/2024 |

This month Richard Dawkins has been getting all over the news pages – including Reform’s (page 7) – by calling himself a ‘cultural Christian’. It’s something he’s said before, and he’s not alone. How many people are there in the … Read More

Editorial: Sermon Feedback

26/03/2024 |

Last Sunday I was discussing with Reform’s new TV reviewer the subject of being praised for a sermon. How do you respond? ‘Yes, I was on fire today, wasn’t I?’ Maybe a little self-important….

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Editorial: Attitudes to wealth, poverty and class

28/02/2024 |

What do these words all have in common? Villain, rascal, knave, clown, blackguard, mean, vulgar, churlish, boorish, vile…

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This is an extract from an article published in the February 2024 edition of Reform

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Editorial: Casting my hopes

29/01/2024 |

This has been called the year of ‘democracy’s Super Bowl’ – presumably by an American first, but these things tend to catch on.

As many as 40 countries are holding general elections in 2024, covering 40% of the world population, … Read More

Editorial: Humility and faithfulness

12/12/2023 |

I hear a lot of discussion about the next election: when it will be, how certain a Labour victory is, how large the majority. One question I don’t hear so much is how much difference the result will make either … Read More