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“Can we, dare we, be faithful together?”
20/11/2012 | ReformAs the United Reformed and Methodist Churches continue exploring ways of working more closely together, David Cornick highlights challenges and interests common to both denominations
One of the common challenges facing the United Reformed and Methodist Churches concerns demographics. I’m … Read More
Time is not money
20/11/2012 | ReformThis is a difficult but crucial lesson for even the most hard-working of us to learn, says Stephen Cherry
The American statesman Benjamin Franklin is well known for his wise sayings. Among the most famous is his equation of time … Read More
Military wife
20/11/2012 | ReformA year and a half into her new role, Helen Jones (pictured) shares what she has learned so far as the spouse of a URC army chaplain
The success of The Military Wives Choir over the last year has given … Read More
Operation restore hope
20/11/2012 | ReformClaire Smith reports from Bethlehem, where a project for children aims to sow seeds of hope among a generation growing up amid crisis and despair
The place of Jesus’ birth is today a place of unemployment and poverty, where the … Read More
Scandal of hunger
20/11/2012 | ReformAndrew Hogg explains why development agencies are demanding changes to the systems that exacerbate hunger in a world of plenty
The word “agflation” – a new addition to the English language – not only looks and sounds distinctly unprepossessing, it … Read More
Free for the future
20/11/2012 | ReformFleur Houston gets a taste of modern European ecumenism at the Assembly of the Community of Protestant Churches in Europe
The grey cloisters provided shelter from the sun, which was beating down on the red roofs of Florence in September, … Read More
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