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Bible Society Defends Quiet Revival Findings
Faith Facts
- The “Quiet Revival” study shows a rise in interest in Christianity in secular Britain.
- The Bible Society stands by its robust research methodology and findings.
- Young men and adults show growing curiosity about faith and the Bible.
The recent “Quiet Revival” report from the Bible Society of England and Wales points to a renewed interest in Christian faith across modern British society. Churches have seen this trend on the ground, confirming the findings observed in the study.
“Our data is robust.”
Rhiannon McAleer said.
She expressed delight in the consistent feedback from churches, noting that the research team had noticed changes in spiritual engagement even before the survey. The study’s methodology was checked and supported by YouGov, giving added confidence in the results.
“We were, of course, delighted by that. I think the most remarkable thing has been the amount of feedback we have had from churches on the ground who have said, ‘This absolutely resonates with what we were seeing — we thought it was just us — to see it’s happening elsewhere…’ and that has really changed how people feel about the place of Christianity today.”
Rhiannon McAleer said.
Young people, especially young men outside the church, are increasingly open to learning about the Bible. Influencers in sports and music, as well as voices encouraging authenticity, have helped normalize conversations about faith.
“In our dataset we have a question asking, ‘To what extent would you agree or disagree that it’s a positive thing for Christians to talk about their faith with non-Christians?’ Again, young adults were most likely to agree with that.”
McAleer said.
This spiritual openness offers churches a renewed mission field, even as challenges remain regarding trust in institutions among the youth. Let us hold strong to our Christian heritage and encourage those seeking purpose and truth to explore God’s Word.
Faith Facts
- Financial collaboration among believers strengthens the collective witness of God’s Kingdom.
- Generosity rooted in shared stewardship builds stronger Christian families and communities.
- Collaborative giving reduces competition among churches and fuels ministry outreach.
Financial collaboration helps foster a stronger, more united witness to God’s Kingdom in countless ways.
It often builds up a culture of generosity within families.
It supports ministries that might otherwise struggle to reach the communities they serve.
It even cultivates a culture of collaboration, rather than competition, between local churches.
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Faith Facts
- The Assemblies of God is restoring its original publishing name, Gospel Publishing House, after more than a decade under the My Healthy Church brand.
- The move returns the ministry to its historic identity rooted in the denomination’s founding vision and mission.
- Christian publishers continue to serve churches and families by providing resources that strengthen faith and uphold biblical values.
The Assemblies of God has announced that its publishing ministry will once again operate under the name Gospel Publishing House. The decision ends the My Healthy Church branding that was adopted in 2010.
The restoration of the historic name reflects a deliberate return to the ministry’s founding purpose and identity within the denomination.
Leaders emphasized that the change reconnects the publishing arm with its long-standing role in equipping churches and believers across the nation.
Church leaders across the country have welcomed the move, noting that the original name carries deep spiritual meaning and heritage for Assemblies of God congregations.
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Faith Facts
- Christians believe every unborn child bears the image of God and deserves protection under law.
- Virginia voters will decide this November whether to enshrine abortion as a constitutional right.
- Scripture teaches believers to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Virginia voters face a pivotal November decision on whether to place abortion in the state constitution. Pastors across the commonwealth are being urged to speak clearly from the pulpit rather than remain silent on the issue.
Christian leaders emphasize that the measure would permanently enshrine abortion as a constitutional right. They argue that such a change would remove protections for unborn children and limit future legislative efforts to safeguard life.
“For Christians who believe the unborn child bears the image of God, silence is not neutrality.”
Many pastors are preparing messages that connect biblical teaching on the sanctity of life with the upcoming ballot question. Churches are also organizing voter education efforts to ensure congregants understand the amendment’s potential consequences.
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