More than 1,500 young people contribute to church art display

More than 1,500 young people contribute to church art display

St Peter’s Church in Brighton hosts ‘Who’s Your Rock?’, a large-scale community art project created by 1,500+ local youth to mark the…

Record-Breaking Surge in Young Adult Baptisms in France · Caldron Pool

Over 17,800 catechumens will be baptized at the Easter Vigil on April 19, 2025, marking the highest number of adult baptisms in France since records began in 2002. According to data from the French Bishops’ Conference, more than 10,384 adults will undergo baptism this year—a 45% increase from 2024. The most striking trend is the demographic shift: the 18-25 age group now represents 42% of adult catechumens, surpassing the 26-40 age group as the …

Gen Z Is Leading the Way in Dramatic Church Growth in the UK

A new survey is showing dramatic church growth among young adults in the United Kingdom. The Bible Society study, “The Quiet Revival,” which surveyed more than 13,000 people, tracked a 12% uptick since 2018 among 18- to 24-year-olds who report attending church at least monthly. And, over the last six years, that number among men has shot from 4% to 21%. More young women also started attending church, increasing from 3% to 12%. Listen to the late…

Surge in adults entering Church in England this Easter prompted by internet, tradition

The Diocese of Westminster, which includes much of the capital city London, said it had 252 catechumens and over 250 candidates, making a total of over 500 to be received into the Catholic Church at Easter — the most seen since 2018. / Credit: D... [...]

A record number of adults will be baptised in Britain, with the church particularly attracting young men, according to new figures.

The quiet religious revival taking place in Britain

‘The Quiet Revival’, a major new report from the Bible Society in the UK has found something surprising: a significant upsurge in church attendance, especially among young people, challenging previous assumptions about Christianity’s long-term decline in that country. Based on YouGov surveys of over 13,000 people in England and Wales, the report reveals a 56pc increase in regular church attendance (monthly or more) from 2018 to 2024, rising from…