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Let’s End Poverty has started a new campaign, supported by the United Reformed Church, called “Dear Prime Minister…” Fifteen open letters, written by those who have experienced and are currently living in poverty, asking when new policies are going to be put in place, have been delivered to Sir Keir Starmer. Cat Smith MP, who […]

In the November edition of Reform magazine… When is a protest not a protest? In the wake of riots that took place across the UK earlier this year (sometimes referred to in the media as “protests”), Reform asks whether protest can ever be wrong. We hear from those with firsthand knowledge of protest movements from […]

Congratulations to the Revd Brian Harley who has clocked up an impressive milestone, celebrating 30 years of service at Shanklin United Reformed Church (URC) on the Isle of Wight. He is now one of the longest serving URC ministers in one place. Brian began his ministry in September 1994 after relocating from Cambridge with his […]

A round up of news from around the United Reformed Church over the past seven days, 14-21 October 2024. Yorkshire Synod Rotherham United Churches had fun bringing “Church in the Park” at the Rotherham Show. The churches organised a large tent with four different areas: a prayer area with a variety of prayer stations and […]

A round up of news from around the United Reformed Church over the past seven days 7-13 October 2024. Yorkshire Synod Three churches in Leeds, Christ Church Halton, Headingley St Columba and Stainbeck, marked the Season of Creation with a craftivism project. Knitted, crocheted and fabric flowers were made and displayed to draw attention to […]

In the October edition of Reform magazine: This month’s interview was “transcribed by AI and edited by humans”, writes Steve Tomkins, who speaks to anthropologist of artificial intelligence, Beth Singler. They talk about the impact AI is already having, what we should be worrying about and what we shouldn’t, and whether AI is God. Elsewhere, […]