The Revd Lythan Nevard, a United Reformed Church minister (URC) currently serving at the Cornerstone ecumenical project in Cranbrook, Exeter, and prev...
The death of HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh
The United Reformed Church has expressed its sadness at the passing of HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on April 9 aged 99. A consta...
Could you hold a Climate Sunday?
Hannah Brown, Campaigns and Church Engagement Officer, for the Joint Public Issues Team introduces Climate Sunday. 2021 is an important year for clim...
Good Friday: The System Failed
Against the backdrop of public tragedies and outrage, Simeon Mitchell, United Reformed Church Secretary for Church and Society, explores the pursuit o...
Maundy Thursday: The April Fool
This year, Maundy Thursday and April Fool’s Day falls on the same day, 1 April. The Revd Adrian Bulley, United Reformed Church Assistant General Sec...
Easter Sunday: Recognising Jesus in your neighbourhood
Steve Summers, United Reformed Church(URC) Development Worker for Church Related Community Work (CRCW) and Special Category Ministry, explores how we ...
URC issues statement expressing shock at events in Myanmar
Members of the United Reformed Church (URC) have expressed shock and dismay at recent events taking place in Myanmar, starting with the military coup ...
Government urged to act now to prevent more harm from gambling
Churches and charities have joined together to urge the UK government to act decisively and urgently in tackling the harm caused by gambling. They iss...
Palm Sunday: What kingdom do we seek?
Given today’s political climate in the UK and around the world, the Revd Dr John Bradbury, General Secretary of the United Reformed Church, reflects...
URC Church and Society Secretary to lead JPIT for two years
Simeon Mitchell, the URC’s Secretary for Church and Society, is to become Team Leader of the ecumenical Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT). JPIT is a g...