Factsheet: Shamanism
Shamanism is the fastest growing religious group in England and Wales, believing in the spiritual unity of humanity and nature
Shamanism is the fastest growing religious group in England and Wales, believing in the spiritual unity of humanity and nature
The Jewish festival of Purim is a joyous celebration honouring the story of Queen Esther, who saved Jews from persecution
Football commentator John Motson, whose father was a Methodist minister, talks about his lifelong passion for the beautiful game and the times when football is both Christian and a sporting occasion
Faith groups which offered front line health care support in the pandemic see the potential for future cross sector partnerships.
An explanation of what it means for the Church of England to be the established church and a review of the moves to tear it apart
The first Pagan festival of the year is Imbolc, a sign of light and new life emerging from the darkness of winter
Humanism can be understood as a non-religious worldview that emphasises the agency and importance of human beings
Atheism rejects the idea that god exists, relies on reason and has no shared belief system or code of ethics
The nativity story, carols, candlelight and companionship are offered by the media this Christmas.
The World Cup challenges Qatar to navigate a balance between an austere form of Islam and the modern, glamorous beautiful game
