Religion news 28 January
Digital services attract more people and are here to stay The Rev Chris Lee, the Instagram vicar who has more […]
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Communicating religion online: it’s been a wild ride
By Ruth Peacock A Church of England vicar with 176,000 Instagram followers, a young imam whose following increased tenfold in […]
Locked down, lost faith: Non-attendance is weakening connection
The coronavirus pandemic and lockdowns could see increasing numbers of more nominal religious believers abandon their faith, as they lose the habit of worship.
Humility and Leadership – Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis to lead school worship
By Tim Wyatt The Chief Rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, will join the country’s largest online school to lead collective worship on […]
Bishops Tweeting ‘Truth to Power’
Bishops’ twitter rules: ‘Ask whether you’d like your mother to see your tweet. Then ask if God would like it’ […]
Understanding Conspiracy Theories
By Dr David Robertson In times of stress, people look for answers to their problems. When their usual answers aren’t […]
Is the Church growing online?
By Dr. Peter Phillips From the start of the coronavirus lockdown, churches in England have gone online. Of course, this […]
Analysis: National wireless congregation
Leo Devine, former Head of BBC South West, reflects on the new Sunday worship service to be broadcast on all […]