PresAID’s Easter Appeal 2026 is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of many brothers and sisters in our overseas partner churches.

The Health and Community Chaplaincy Appeal is again being made in support of the wider work of the Health and Community Chaplaincy Committee in providing chaplains for hospitals, prisons, universities, police stations and the provision of pastoral care for our own ministry families.

Let’s pray for Reforming to keep growing to be a real mix, a real community, where we are really thankful that the gospel is revealed among us.

Did you know that the number one reported reason for marriages ending in divorce is ‘growing apart?’ Maybe not the most encouraging way to start an article on marriage, but I think helpful for those of us who are married to consider.

What Session, Board and our Ministry of Members are planning for and praying about in 2026.

We Didn’t Get What We Want, and so we praise God from whom all blessings flow.

What does it mean that Reforming is a church ‘Reformed’ in theology? How can we see that Reformed Theology is shaped by the Scriptures? Why this series now, before we get into the rest of Revelation…?

Are you struggling in a season of everything happening around us, and in us? We pray that Psalm 42-43 is helpful for you, as it has always been for me.

Hear from some guys who have been to the same campsite we’re going to enjoy being at for Church Camp ‘25!

Father’s Day is a celebration day, like the other days we celebrate, we celebrate our Fathers, our Dads. Yet, for some of us, Father’s Day can bring sadness. For, like many things in this world, Father’s Day is an imperfect day.

Why does membership of a local church matter? The short answer: because the church matters. The longer answer is this series of articles on Reforming Culture and Membership.

Imagine the opportunity we have to humble ourselves and be like Jesus.

If we’re honest with ourselves and each other, we all have a problem with words. We probably don’t have to think back too far to the last time that we were hurt by something that was said to us or how we sinned with our words against someone else.