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The United Reformed Church (URC) has announced the cancellation of its 2020 General Assembly, the first time the meeting has been cancelled since the URC was founded in 1972. Inductions and some business of the General Assembly will, however, be carried out online.
The ongoing threat of coronavirus and the health and safety of General Assembly representatives, the staff of the URC and its Synods, and the government restrictions on so much in public life, is the cause of the cancellation.
The Moderators of the General Assembly of the United Reformed Church (URC), Derek Estill and the Revd Nigel Uden, have said that Dominic Cummings should “consider his position” following last night’s account about his trip to his parents’ farm.
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How have churches been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, and how are they responding to these difficult times?
In the latest issue of the United Reformed Church’s (URC) Reform magazine, four ministers address this question.
Here’s an extract:
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