Panel

Faith, Work & the Renewal of Culture

A panel exploring how faith shapes the way we create, lead and build in the world.

What does it mean to follow Jesus not just on Sundays, but in the work we do every day?

From creativity and entrepreneurship to pastoral leadership, David Joe, Tim Chong, and Jamie Brayford will share how theology of work connects our faith with the realities of business, the arts and everyday vocation.

Together we'll ask why our work matters to God; and how Christians can see their workplaces, industries and creative pursuits as part of God's ongoing work of renewal in the world.

📅Thurs 26 March
🕝7.30pm - 9.30pm
📍All Saints Hall, N1 9QW
🎟️Free!

Conference

Sustaining an Art Practice and Growing Community

​The Morphe Arts national conference. A day of workshops, talks and performances reflecting on community and sustainable working in the arts.

With talks by Dr Funmi Adewole Elliott (Performer, Educator and Dramaturge), Kieran Dodds (Non-fiction Photographer), Julia Lucero (Associate Director at Nahmad Projects, London).

Workshops by Ruth Smith (Director of Ruth Smith Gallery, Devon) and Lydia Oak (Director of Shieldfield Art Works, Newcastle)

Performances by Funmi Adewole Elliott and BELLS (Kandice Holmes)

📅28 March
🕖10am-9pm
📍St Barnabas, Dalston, Londoon
🎟️Suggested donation of £25 - £40

Coming up in April:

Workshop

Kintsugi Workshop with The Adventurous Butterfly

Workshop exploring the art of kintsugi.

You’ll learn about the technique and have an opportunity to create your own kintsugi piece.

All materials will be provided, though you’re encouraged to bring along your own broken ceramics and pottery (vases, mugs, etc.) to repair.

📅 Sat 11 April
🕡 1pm-3pm
📍 Shadwell, E1
🎟️ £5.00

Film Screening

ReDavolt Short Film Screening

We are hosting bi-monthly short film nights to showcase short films from London's film community.

📅 Wed 15 April
🕡 6pm-9pm
📍 The Cave, E3 2NR
🎟️ Free

Conference

After Religion: Plough Spring Issue Launch

Plough editor Joy Clarkson will be joined by contributors King-Ho Leung, Karen Kilby, and Francis Young for an evening of discussion.

What comes after religion? Across the West, societies are becoming increasingly secular and Christian influence is decreasing to the point of irrelevance. Plough's spring issue explores some of the ramifications that this is having, considers the example of Christians in similarly bleak times in history, and looks at what may be demanded by people of faith today.

📅 Fri 17 April
🕡 5pm
📍 London Jesuit Centre, W1K 3AH
🎟️ Free

Event

A+C Awards 2025/6

The Art + Christianity Awards

The A+C Awards were set up in 2003 to celebrate the exceptional quality of art and scholarship in religious art and design in the UK; they are open to all faiths.

The 2026 Awards will be presented during an evening reception at St Giles Cripplegate, a historic church at the heart of the Barbican.

📅 Thurs 23 April
🕡 6pm-8.30pm
📍 St Giles Cripplegate, EC2Y 8DA
🎟️ £20.00

Conference

The Elevate Conference 2026

The Elevate conference is a one-day Christian & Gospel Music conference in London for those working across this industry.

Presented by the Christian Music Alliance & the Gospel Music Industry Alliance and in partnership with CCLI, expect an interactive day with talks, panels and important keynotes from some of the most important players in the space.

Held in the heart of London, the conference will provide individuals with space for connection and conversation, as well as a number of sessions focused on current developments and trends in the wider music industry.

📅 Thur 23 April
🕡 9.30am - 5pm
📍 King's House, N1 9JY
🎟️ £99

Event

The Trumpet Shall Sound: Music in Biblical Art

Discover how artists made expressions of faith visible with their depictions of music in this in-depth but accessible talk by Amina Wright at the Foundling Museum.

In every culture, music and singing have always been among the most fundamental expressions of faith and spirituality, but for artists, expressing the power of music in a silent, visual medium is a paradox. And yet, visual representations of music are essential in Western Christian art. In this talk, we will look at images of some of the Biblical narratives that show the power of music in all its variety: from David’s soothing harp to the terrifying trumpets of the Apocalypse. There will be a particular focus on angels: why are they so often depicted with instruments, and what does this tell us about music and spirituality?

📅 Friday 24 Apr
🕡 3pm - 4pm
📍 Foundling Museum
🎟️ From £7.09