Peter Pay gives thanks for local church communities, and their nurturing work. I was due to be visiting Kingston-on-Thames United Reformed Church in S...
My learning journey
In her first blog post as General Assembly Moderator, the Revd Clare Downing shares new discoveries, and encourages lifelong learning with Jesus I’v...
Virtual lives
In his first blog, Peter Pay, who was inducted as a Moderator of the United Reformed Church General Assembly on 11 July, reflects on how much of our l...
Jubilate Deo
In his last blog post as General Assembly Moderator, the Revd Nigel Uden reflects on reasons to sing: ‘O be joyful in the Lord; enter God’s gates ...
Looking back, and forward
In his last blog post as Moderator of the United Reformed Church General Assembly, Derek Estill looks back, and to the future, with thanks ‘Remember...
Bernard Thorogood: His reputation, influence and legacy
The Revd Nigel Uden, Moderator of the United Reformed Church General Assembly, reflects on the work, service and reputation of an influential Church l...
Focus hearts and minds on valuing God’s gifts
Inspired by Young people, Derek Estill, Moderator of the United Reformed Church General Assembly, encourages care for God’s environment, and finds o...
Green shoots of spring
Squelching around the manse lawn late in February, I noticed various green shoots of spring, snowdrops and daffodils among them. I had to be careful, ...
Remembering to Stand Together
Each year, on 27 January, the nation comes together to remember the Holocaust and the murder of six million Jews. This year’s ceremony also marked...
Spirit of Windrush: Contributions to Multicultural Britain
John Proctor and I were invited to the Spirit of Windrush thanksgiving service in Westminster Abbey on Friday, the 70th anniversary of the arrival of ...