The Five Cities Project of the Religion Media Centre
New project connecting faith leaders and local journalists in 5 cities announced by Religion Media Centre, funded by Culham St Gabriel
New project connecting faith leaders and local journalists in 5 cities announced by Religion Media Centre, funded by Culham St Gabriel
Exploring AI & religion with Laura Janner-Klausner, Neil Lawrence, Nicoleta Acatrinei, Yaqub Chaudhary & Nathan Mladin, hosted by Tim Wyatt
Snapshot of responses to Prince Philip’s death by Religious Leaders & organisations
William Crawley discussed the changing shape of Ireland with guests Dr Eamon Phoenix, Dr Gladys Ganiel, Tim Cairns and Fr Martin Magill
Hydesville Day on 31 March is the official day for the international recognition of Spiritualism, the date in 1848 when two sisters heard strange rappings, thought to be communications “from the other side”.
Our festival was organised in partnership with the JW3 Centre in North London and was accessible online. The keynote speaker was Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, reviewing the last extraordinary year. Panel discussions included “What is British and French Islam” and “Who are the evangelicals?”.
Interview and Q&A with Sr Nathalie Becquart, speaking to Rosie Dawson, Christopher Lamb and Sr Gemma Simmonds SJ
Tim Wyatt with guests Prof David Voas, Dr Peter Brierley, Andrew Copson, Dr Jagbir Jhutti-Johal, Prof Abby Day & Rev Canon Prof Leslie Francis
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell discusses his new book ‘Dear England: Finding Hope, Taking Heart and Changing the World’
This is the third Religion in the Media festival and like its predecessors it is packed full of stand-out keynote speakers, in-depth discussions and panel talks delving in to all aspects of the presentation of religion.
