You Cannot Pour From An Empty Cup: Rehomed
A photo exhibition by Ruth Samuels, commissioned by Theos, is going on tour. 21/08/2024
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Leaders share hopes for the new government’s engagement with faith communities
Following last week’s General Election, what do commentators hope will change for religious communities under the new government? 09/07/2024
In Brief
Kate Forbes: Same story, two new headlines
Nick Spencer and Hannah Rich share their takes on headlines about Kate Forbes, her faith and potential bid to be Scotland’s First Minister. 01/05/2024
In BriefYou Cannot Pour From An Empty Cup: Sources of empathy, compassion and love in care
A photo exhibition by Ruth Samuels, commissioned by Theos, unveils the beauty and humanity of care work. 29/04/2024
In Depth
Love’s Labours: Good work, care work and a mutual economy – launch event
Join Theos to explore how social care is a key arena for the intersection between love and work – part of our new report series: Work Shift.
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The Spirit of Our Politics: Michael Wear and Marvin Rees in conversation
Join Chine McDonald as she hosts Michael Wear and Marvin Rees in a discussion about Michael’s book ‘The Spirit of our Politics’ 18/02/2024
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House of Broken Bread: A Christmas Poem
Enjoy this reworking of the classic Christmas carol ‘O Little Town of Bethlehem’, written, performed and produced by the Theos team. 19/12/2023
Podcast
Reflecting on Christmas
A selection of short reflections written ahead of Christmas 2023 by members of the Theos team. 11/12/2023
In Brief
Less than half of us now want a funeral, says research
Press Release to Theos’ new report ‘Love, Grief and Hope: Emotional responses to death and dying in the UK’. 24/11/2023
Report
Theos Annual Lecture 2023: Kathryn Mannix
Dr Kathryn Mannix delivers the 2023 Theos Annual Lecture ‘Dying For Beginners’ at the Royal Society of Medicine. 08/11/2023
Podcast
Six black figures whose faith shaped public life
As Black History Month comes to an end, here we highlight six black people from the past, whose faith has been key in their engagement in public life.
In Brief
Dying for beginners: how understanding death can help us to live better
On All Saints’ Day, Dr Kathryn Mannix will speak about mortality, the themes of death–myths and the preciousness of a finite lifetime
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