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On 12 September, a planning committee in the West Bank will consider an application from the Israeli Defence Ministry for a large new settlement project in the E1 area of the West Bank, to the east of Jerusalem. In response, representatives of the Church of Scotland, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church issue […]

A pilgrimage across North Wales is taking place to give thanks to God for the 50th anniversary of the United Reformed Church. The pilgrimage, which started at Salisbury Park URC in Wrexham on 23 July, will end at St Paul’s United Church in Penmaenmawr on 1 October. The Revd Julia Bartholomew, a Minister in Rhos-on-Sea, […]

What is the Russian Church thinking? How can a Christian Church back Putin’s war of aggression so wholeheartedly? Out on 28 August, the September issue of Reform gets to grips with what’s going on. Also this month: How do I hear God’s call? Refugees in the manse. Fifty hymns for 50 years of the URC. The […]

After an absence of two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Greenbelt festival and the United Reformed Church (URC) will be back at Boughton House in Kettering from 26th-29th to August. Not only is the URC celebrating its 50th anniversary, it is also its seventh year as an Associate Partner of the festival, and […]

Elis Hughes, from the National Synod of Wales, is August’s recipient of the United Reformed Church (URC) Lundie Memorial Award. The 11-year-old was nominated by Brenda Rushton, an Elder at St Johns URC in Buckley, who described him as a “compassionate and respectful young man”. From a young age, Elis has regularly stopped and chatted […]

On the first anniversary since Kabul fell to the Taliban, the United Reformed Church (URC) has joined Together with Refugees and 160 other organisations in calling on the UK government to fulfil its promise towards Afghans. In an open letter published in The Times on 15 August, signatories – including the Revd Dr John Bradbury, […]