IIFL to focus on Abrahamic faiths in 2026
IIFL will expand its research focus to encompass the Abrahamic faiths in 2026, after focusing on Islam and Christianity in 2025.
Study finds religion in the UK is changing rather than disappearing
Rebecca Paveley covers the findings from IIFL’s report on faith changes in the UK for the Church Times.
Former Christians who adopt a new faith often choose paganism
Christian Post Contributor Anugrah Kumar writes about ‘The Changing Landscape of Faith in Britain: Rebirth, Renewal and Reimagining’ in The Christian Post.
Two-year anniversary reception
To celebrate two years of the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life, IIFL hosted a reception featuring speeches from Lord Khan of Burnley and Dr Charlotte Littlewood.
Christians who convert to new faith likely to choose Paganism
Religious Affairs Correspondent Kaya Burgess covers IIFL’s most recent report, ‘The Changing Landscape of Faith in Britain: Rebirth, Renewal and Reimagining’ in The Times.
The Changing Landscape of Faith in Britain: Rebirth, Renewal and Reimagining
This report presents the most detailed picture to date of how, why, and in what direction Britons are moving between faiths, spiritualities, and non-belief.
Report reveals young Britons turning to faith for mental health and meaning
Nayana Mena covers the findings of IIFL’s most recent report, “The Next Generation of Faith,” for Premier Christian News.
Study shows growing emphasis on authenticity and experience in faith
Christian Today writes up the findings of IIFL’s latest report, “The Next Generation of Faith.”
Denominational dive-in: Church of Scotland
IIFL’s tenth ‘denominational dive-in’ will look at the Church of Scotland, a Protestant denomination that is the national church of Scotland.
Britain’s youth reimagining faith for personal fulfillment and psychological resilience, study finds
A new report by the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life reveals Britain’s youth are engaging with faith in vastly different ways than their parents.