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The United Reformed Church marked the retirement of the Revd Dr Andrew Prasad, Moderator of the Thames North Synod, on May 22 with a service of celebration and thanksgiving by Zoom, attended by more than 140 people from around the world. Andrew, who has served as Moderator since 2008, started his ministry in 1981 with […]

In this reflection, Maria J.Y. Lee, a United Reformed Church Related Community Worker (CRCW) based in Chelmsford, talks about the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable and elderly people who suddenly found themselves isolated due to the pandemic, and how a ray of hope and connection was brought to them. Maria and her CRCW team support members […]

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Join Churches Together in England on 25 May 2021 for Candle of Justice: a moment of action – commemorating the first anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. The Candle of Justice will be a moment to light a candle, pray for racial justice and commit to taking personal and institutional action to tackle racial injustice in our […]

The United Reformed Church (º£½ÇÖ±²¥) is saddened by the news that this year’s Greenbelt Festival has been cancelled. Greenbelt had many complex issues to wrestle with in deciding how to plan and deliver the festival and keep people safe. Among a range of issues, GreenbeIt needed an insurance protection from the government should pandemic restrictions […]

As the first anniversary of the death of George Floyd approaches, the United Reformed Church (º£½ÇÖ±²¥) has published a new collection of praise songs and protest, Sunflowers & Thistles. Written by the Revd John Campbell, Minister of High Cross º£½ÇÖ±²¥, Tottenham, the book of 36 songs was inspired by the global Black Lives Matters (BLM) […]