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Members of a Leicestershire church are taking a bold stand against homelessness by offering a real home and genuine friendship to those in need. In February, Hinckley United Reformed Church in East Midlands Synod partnered with national, award-winning charity Hope … Continue reading →

A round-up of news from across the United Reformed Church over the past seven days, 1-7 March 2025. Wessex Synod The Salisbury community was out in force on Shrove Tuesday for the town’s popular pancake race. Two members of Salisbury … Continue reading →

Congratulations to the Churches’ Commission for Migrants in Europe (CCME) which recently celebrated its 60th anniversary. Six decades of the organisation’s work was reflected at a conference themed “Beyond Borders” the Evangelische Akademie Frankfurt in December. The event brought together … Continue reading →

How do you make the world a better place? It’s just one big question being asked in Reform this issue. The Reform team is looking for stories about local actions, projects, campaigns and passions that make their own contribution to … Continue reading →

Leaders from the Baptist, Methodist, Church of Scotland and the United Reformed Church have responded to the Prime Minister’s announcement concerning further cuts to the international development budget. In the statement, the leaders said: “We deeply lament the government’s stated … Continue reading →

Thinking about your plans for this summer? Why not consider volunteering with the URC at Greenbelt team at the Greenbelt festival taking place 21–24 August at Boughton House in Kettering. Greenbelt Festival’s theme for 2025 is Hope in the Making. … Continue reading →

Diss United Reformed Church celebrated the 10th anniversary of its popular Dove Dementia Café early this month. The café first opened its doors in January 2015 to just one person with dementia. But over the years more and more have … Continue reading →

24 February 2025 marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine, the largest war in Europe since 1945. According to the United Nations, around 12,500 civilians, including 650 children, have died. Around 46,000 Ukrainian soldiers have also been … Continue reading →

Meet Zoe Logan, the recipient of January’s Lundie Memorial Award. Nominated by Rebecca Smith, junior church leader at St Andrew’s with Castle Gate URC in East Midlands Synod, Zoe is called a “ray of sunshine” in her church community. Rebecca … Continue reading →