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Young adults: God is on the move

There is a fresh move of God taking place. Everywhere I go I hear reports of God’s work amongst young people. Generations Z & Alpha are the first pre-Christian generation in our nation for hundreds of years and they are curious about faith and spiritual things and looking for meaning in life. …

6 September 2024
John McGinley

National week of prayer

We are excited to partner with others in a national week of prayer, 12-20th October, calling Christians across the UK to gather, humble ourselves, repent and pray for lives to be transformed by Jesus. We are hungry for a spiritual awakening in the nations so put the date in the diary and join us in…


Strategic direction 2023 - 2033

Find out how the Evangelical Alliance is committed to making Jesus known


Invite your MP to the National Parliamentary Prayer Breakfast

On the morning of 24 June 2025, Westminster Hall in the Houses of Parliament will be transformed to fit tables that seat a wide range of MPs, church leaders and key public individuals to pray for our government and eat breakfast together. A central aim of the event is for MPs and church leaders to…

2 April 2025
Zanna Meynell

What is social cohesion and why should Christians strive for it?

‘Social cohesion’ is a term that does not have one straight forward definition, it means different things to different people. However, generally, social cohesion refers to the togetherness of a society, whether people of differing beliefs and backgrounds can live together peacefully in a diverse…

19 September 2024
Nicola Martin

Cultural brain rot, Gen Z and discipleship

A young Australian senator delivered a Gen Z slang-ridden speech which has been declared brain rot. Brain rot is a slang term used to describe internet content of low quality or value, or the negative effects caused by it. Basically, as we spend excessive amounts of time online, it suggests that…

20 September 2024
Peter Lynas

Scotland’s abortion law review is well underway

Reacting to the US Supreme Court’s ruling to overturn Roe v Wade, resulting in making abortion laws a responsibility of individual states, former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made a commitment to review abortion in Scotland. One outworking of this commitment was to introduce protection zones…

20 September 2024
Alicia Edmund

Hope's story

My life was similar to many others my age. I got married and a year or so later we found out that we were expecting our first child. My pregnancy went according to plan and nine months later I gave birth to a beautiful little girl.Two years later my husband and I decided we were ready for a second…

2 October 2024

Gestational development

This is the point when fertilisation results in a new genetically and physically distinct human organism being formed. The new human DNA created from the sperm and egg coming together is unique. It has never existed before and will never exist again. At this stage, the sex of the baby, hair, and…


I'm learning to give God permission to interrupt my plans

It was Saturday morning, and I suddenly heard an earnest knock at the door. Up until a moment before, I had been quietly sipping caffeine and strategising my ‘get stuff done’ list for the day, but now, fully aware of the ‘ugh’ feeling surfacing in my chest, I reluctantly shuffled to the door to see…

24 September 2024
Darin Stevens

Spotlight: Giving team

As head of giving for the Evangelical Alliance, I am convinced that I have one of the best, if not the best roles within the organisation as I get to witness people bringing their offerings to Jesus. I hear firsthand through our wonderful staff team how the financial generosity of our members…

24 September 2024
Rev Wendy Pawsey

Reflecting the goodness of God

We sat in this predicament for what seemed like an eternity – an especially stressful eternity for anyone hoping to get to the dentist on time! I sat there yo-yoing between thoughts of, why doesn’t he just drive on? and, why on earth did she get on my bus? In the end, however, the deadlock was…

24 September 2024
Tim Rowlands

Heart behind the art: an interview with Adam Harding Willis

Friends and family would describe Adam as creative, spiritually led – and a little bit mad – with a ready sense of humour that can catch people off-guard! The themes which emerge as Adam speaks are hard work, authenticity and a clear vision – whether it’s the studio which he, his wife and his dad…

24 September 2024
Helen Locke

Where is your treasure?

I grew up in the warm and humid tropics, where people would spontaneously arrive at your house with an abundance of homegrown fruits that could only be finished if we called more friends and family to help us eat everything together. Imagine my confusion after moving here when I learned that I’d…

24 September 2024
Eunice Lee

Making space for all ages to encounter Jesus

For 45 years, Spring Harvest has created the opportunity to step out of the ordinary and commit time to connect with God. This year, over 600 children and young people made a decision to follow Jesus at Spring Harvest. Hundreds of others took important steps forward in their journey of faith. We…

24 September 2024
Abby Guinness