News & Events
Creativity, Curiosity, Celebration
Thursday 10th and Friday 11th September At the Coram Centre in London This year’s Sea of Faith Annual Conference will focus on human creativity, and we are inviting you to help shape it under the title “Creativity, Curiosity, Celebration”. Sea of Faith Network members are involved in a wide range...
Hold the Date: 10th and 11th September 2026 for Annual Conference
The Sea of Faith Network’s annual conference for 2026 will be held at the Coram Centre in London on Thursday 10th and Friday 11th September 2026.
This year’s conference will focus on human creativity, under the title ‘Creativity, Curiosity, Celebration’.
Sofia themes and Arts Editor
The latest issue of Sofia magazine, no 159, March: ‘Faith in this life’, has now been published online and in print to our members and subscribers. The themes of the coming editions of Sofia are as follows: The December edition will draw on the Sea of Faith conference of the same title,...
London group meeting
The London local group met last week for discussion and lunch. Our next meeting will be on Saturday 6th June.
Faith Beyond Certainty: Rethinking God and Belief
Jessica Eastwood explores Don Cupitt’s religious non-realism and its potential to reframe engagement with religion beyond theism and atheism.
Pass it on
A small campaign to boost Network coverage Earlier this year the SOFN Steering Committee decided to reproduce a leaflet explaining what the Network does and who it might appeal to. You should find a copy tucked inside this edition of Sofia. Having gone to the trouble of redesigning, rewriting and...
Magical Thinking
In this conversation we explored the nature of magic and magical thinking, and considered
why so many people find it so attractive.
10 Hypotheses – 25 years on and counting…
The intention is that all of us will have the chance to familiarise ourselves with the ‘10 Hypotheses’ along with David’s original introduction, in which he invites all of us to: “discard what doesn’t hold good, improving whatever may seem useful”. The 10 Hypotheses were always intended as a starting...