“The Quiet Revival” report indicates a revival of Christianity in England and Wales, largely fuelled by Gen Z. The findings buck the trend of reported decline among the main denominations and our panel discuss the findings.
Our panel reviews the way churches have adapted worship and other activities to the online space, the benefits of online worship and the impact of this on the number of people attending church in person
This briefing discussed the British Muslim Network, a new organisation which will talk to the government about issues affecting Muslim communities
In this discussion, journalists who reported on General Synod reflect on how it dealt with the crisis the CofE has on its hands
Our panel discuss the Bishop of Liverpool’s departure and the impact on the city, the wider Church of England, and its standing in the nation
Holocaust Memorial Day 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz – Leo Geyer joins us to share his experience discovering and restoring lost music
What stories about religion can journalists expect to make the headlines in 2025? A panel of journalists and commentators gingerly make predictions
In our last briefing of the year, we looked back at some of the headlines, the arguments, the characters, and the public events that brought religion to the fore
A panel of religious leaders, academics and hospice chaplains consider the repercussions of the assisted dying bill passing by 55 votes
As the US election draws to a close, we speak to faith leaders and election watchers to assess the importance of religion in the election campaign
