Good Friday is the saddest day of the Church’s year when we remember the execution of Jesus after a rushed, illegal, night-time trial.
Maundy Thursday: The simplicity of a kiss
Today we remember Jesus sharing in the simplicity of a meal with his friends, where he offered himself in the simple things of bread and wine.
Around the United Reformed Church in seven days: 27 March-2 April
A round-up of news from around the United Reformed Church over the past seven days.
Don’t lose your right to vote
Churches are raising awareness of a new requirement that people show photo ID in order to vote in some elections.
Palm Sunday: What type of king are you Lord?
Palm Sunday starts the most solemn week of the year for Christians. The Revd Andy Braunston, Minister for Digital Worship for the United Reformed Church, offers this reflection for Holy Week.
Reform magazine: April edition
On the 30th anniversary of the murder of teenager Stephen Lawrence, the April edition of Reform asks what has changed in society and Church since then.
Dursley Tabernacle’s food hub gains business support
From delivering parcels to families affected by the lockdown in 2020, to a brightly coloured food stall distributing surplus supermarket food, Dursley Community Food Hub is reaching more people impacted by the cost-of-living crisis.
Cambridge church shortlisted for prestigious architecture award
The transformation of Downing Place United Reformed Church in Cambridge, designed by Archangel Architects, has been shortlisted for a prestigious AJ Retrofit Award.
Grant to give LGBT+ charity a boost
The United Reformed Church Finance Committee is to provide a grant of £50,000 to the Open Table Network (OTN).