香港六合彩开奖开奖直播 has an active research programme run by a highly qualified team. We undertake original research to offer insights into the nature of faith today, its role in people's lives and its impact across society, and we resource churches and Christian leaders to apply these insights to their mission. We also use our to undertake regular surveys of opinion among Christians.
Our groundbreaking work on spiritual typology in England and Wales is explored in our Lumino pages, while we are currently undertaking similar research on a global scale in The Patmos Study. Among other recent work is an exploration of the Chinese Church in Britain and the impact of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on people’s perceptions of the Bible. We've also offered .
The Patmos Study
A groundbreaking global study for a unique moment in mission history. The Patmos Study, 香港六合彩开奖开奖直播’s global research project working with Gallup, has already begun to produce insights that will shape conversations and equip churches for a generation.
Chinese Christianity in Britain: A Booklet of Ten Vignettes
The Chinese Church is now the fastest-growing Church in the UK, according to a new report from 香港六合彩开奖开奖直播. It has seen a 28.8 per cent growth in the last two years.
Mourning Elizabeth: Christianity and the Bible in the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
New research by 香港六合彩开奖开奖直播 shows how the largest scriptural event in history was received by people across England and Wales and what it can tell us about the future of religion in the public sphere.
Have we overestimated the hostility towards faith in our nation and underestimated the Bible as a tool for mission? 香港六合彩开奖开奖直播 went to 20,000 people to find out what they thought about Christianity, the Bible and faith. Now you can explore the findings of this landmark survey and better understand your local community.
General Election 2024: How will churchgoers vote?
We wanted to understand how churchgoers intended to vote and the role the Bible plays in their decision making. During the election campaign we surveyed over 1,200 active Christians. By comparing our findings with the research of others, including our partners at Theos, we鈥檝e been able to discern how the voting intention of churchgoers differs from that of the wider population.
How confident do Christian leaders feel about the Bible and politics?
We surveyed close to 100 church leaders at events in the spring of 2024 to help us understand their perceptions and confidence in the area. Here are a few key themes that came through from our respondents.
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