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What kind of follower? accompanying videos

Watch the short films which can be used alongside What kind of follower?


What kind of church? accompanying videos

Fred Drummond introduces each of the sessions with an accompanying film. Watch them all here.


The Best of Friends video series

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Being Human interview with David Bennett

In a culture that idolises desire but lacks real intimacy, can we tell a better story? And is this possible when some mainstream theology has perpetuated unhelpful conceptions of desire? Originally from Sydney, Australia, David Bennett is an author, communicator and scholar currently completing a…


The 9 - 5 with David Smart

My day starts at 5.30am. We have two children: one 13, the other 19, who’s at university. But we have also been fostering for the last couple of years. Currently, we are fostering a baby. So before I leave for work I do my little bit to help. My job is to get the baby’s bottles ready. I’m the…

1 September 2017
Hazel Southam

Five inescapable tensions of COVID-19

All of us are getting used to new ways of doing things, new habits and new ways of seeing the world. Let’s begin with the superficial changes. Before COVID, I had never elbow-bumped anyone; now, extending my arm joint seems as natural as a handshake. Before COVID, coughs used to be background…

17 July 2020
Phil Knox

COVID and the future of work

Over the summer, the Evangelical Alliance hosted a roundtable of member organisations discussing the impact of the pandemic on the economy, and what the church can do in response. One issue that stood out for several participants was employment and the future of work. While the furlough scheme has…

25 September 2020
John Coleby

COVID-19, unemployment and our response

Redundancies are at their highest level in eight years, the rate of unemployment is the highest it has been in three years, and the Government's Job Retention Scheme is committed to last only until the end of March 2021. At the Evangelical Alliance we want to both face up to the realities of the…

25 November 2020
Jo Evans

Latest government COVID-19 education guidance

Please find below links to government guidance across the nations of the UK concerning education and schools. England Information for parents and carers on school closures Information for schools Wales Information on how schools will work A list of key workers eligible for school…


Innovative church projects to aid Covid recovery

On the back of the recent budget, research from the New Economics Foundation predicts that the poorest fifth of all households will be worse off this year despite the chancellor’s decision to partly reverse cuts to universal credit. The report makes grim reading, but the reality could be even…

11 November 2021
Kate Sharma

Human rights in China during COVID-19

Let’s be clear: we do not mean China as a country or the Chinese people, who are the primary victims of the brutal regime led by Xi Jinping, and we should at all times make that distinction. We believe we should continue to find ways to strengthen people-to-people relations, and to support the…

24 April 2020
Benedict Rogers

Intercultural Church Conversation video series: Nathaniel Jennings

Nathaniel Jennings shares his heart for intercultural church and introduces the conversation


'The Week that Changed the World' video series

‘The Week that Changed the World’ is a series of eight short devotional videos. Using footage from the Lumo Project, in each episode Andy Frost takes the gospel accounts of the Passion Week and explores what it means for us today. They can be viewed daily over Passion Week or in one 35 minute…


Providing refuge for the Iraqi victims of IS

“They looked like me, they dressed like me,” Maran recalls. “They were doctors, nurses, well-educated people, who looked like my uncles, my aunts. They were on the floor, with nothing, traumatised. The kids couldn’t speak – they were in complete shock.” So she began taking beds, food and meeting…

1 March 2018
Guest writer

Giving amid the uncertainty caused by COVID-19

Charities are expecting to lose around a third of their income over the next three months, Karl Wilding, chief executive of NCVO, has told MPs. In fact, losses are likely to exceed £1bn across the charity sector as events are cancelled and individual giving drops. As a result, many charities and…

16 April 2020
Lizzie Thomson

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