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The United Reformed Church (URC’s) Legacies of Slavery task group has launched a new initiative – Black History Monthly.
Each month throughout the year, a different article, film, book, or poetry by Black writers will be explored so that people can learn about Black History through a variety of lenses.
The Congregational and General Trust has increased the level of support it makes available to United Reformed churches for building projects.
Churches can now apply for 25% of costs up to a limit of £25,000 on building projects providing church improvements and extensions, including repairs.
Would you like to write a prayer for the United Reformed Church (URC's) Prayer Handbook 2022?
In 2022, the URC celebrates its 50th birthday, and in keeping with this special anniversary, and reflecting on the meanings of jubilee in our biblical texts, the URC's Prayer Handbook 2022 has the theme 'Jubilee: Free to live…’
Editors, Karen Campbell and Ian Fosten, invite you to consider the ways in which we experience jubilee in our everyday lives through our knowledge of God and the relationships we share with God.
This year, Racial Justice Sunday coincides with Valentine's Day, 14 February. Members of the United Reformed Church (URC’s) Global and Intercultural Ministries (GIM) team find themselves considering the theme 'What kind of love...?'
Karen Campbell, URC Secretary for GIM, explains:
Formed almost 50 years ago in 1972, the United Reformed Church (URC) and Congregational Federation (CF) are seeking contributions for a book aimed at celebrating their jubilees.
Positive reflections or stories of encouragement from then or now and with an eye to the future have been requested by the planning, made up of CF and URC members and staff.
Reform has been out and about meeting readers. Hear why they read the magazine, how it’s used in their church – and what they’ve read that they completely disagree with. Listen now – and give Reform your own feedback here.
