For 26 years, the United Reformed Church’s (URC) Community Project Awards have recognised outstanding community projects in United Reformed Churches.
General Assembly 2024: Day one round-up 12 July
The 2024 General Assembly of the United Reformed Church, meeting both in-person and online, started with worship led by the Revd Stephen Ansa-Addo and Karen Campbell, Chaplains to the General Assembly Moderator 2023-2024.
General Assembly 2024 to take place
The 2024 United Reformed Church (URC) General Assembly takes place from 12-15 July at The Hayes Conference Centre in Swanwick.
Help raise £20k for Commitment for Life’s Gaza appeal
An appeal launched by Commitment for Life team in response to the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza has topped more than £15,500.
JPIT issues challenges to new government
We congratulate Sir Keir Starmer on his appointment as Prime Minister, and all who will now take their seats representing their constituencies as Members of Parliament in Westminster.
URC urges future government to end poverty
Banners with the message “Let’s End Poverty in the UK and globally” are being put up outside church buildings to invite prospective parliamentary candidates to set out clear action plans to tackle the issue.
Leave a lasting legacy of change in your Will
Leaders from four denominations are once more coming together with international development agency Christian Aid, to encourage people to talk about leaving gifts in their Wills to the charity, and to their church or Quaker meeting.
Reform Magazine: July-August 2024 issue out now!
The nation may have been caught off guard by a surprise July general election, but the team at Reform is on it.
General Election: Leaders criticised for lack of plans to tackle poverty
The United Reformed Church has joined the Joesph Rowntree Foundation (JRF), the Trussell Trust and 200 other organisations in criticising Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer for a “stark lack of focus” on how each plans to tackle poverty ahead of the General Election.
Eric Liddell Olympic gold centenary celebrated at St Giles’ Cathedral
The life of Eric Liddell, the runner nicknamed “The Flying Scotsman” and immortalised in the 1981 film Chariots of Fire, was celebrated during a service at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh on 22 June.