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The United Reformed Church (URC) Peace Fellowship has announced that its work is to continue as part of the ecumenical charity, the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FoR).
After a period of reflection and consultation, the Peace Fellowship’s committee decided last year that the best way for members to continue to be engaged with issues of peace making and peace building would be as part of the FoR.
Good Practice 5: Policy and good practice guidance in safeguarding children, young people and adults at risk is the United Reformed Church’s (URC) latest comprehensive policy and good practice guide.
Every church using the URC's safeguarding policies has been sent a copy.
Local dignitaries, faith leaders, and community members gathered on 15 February to say goodbye to Karen Campbell, Luton Church Related Community Work (CRCW).
Karen was CRCW – a ministry of the United Reformed Church (URC) concerned with bringing about positive change in local communities – for a project hosted by Bury Park Beech Hill Council of Churches in partnership with Grassroots, a Luton-based community development programme, which recently completed its maximum ten-year term.
Stephen Tomkins, Editor of the United Reformed Church’s Reform magazine, reflects on the themes of personal growth, humility and forgiveness as we enter the season of Lent.
