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 33rd Annual Conference was held as a virtual event due to the ongoing pandemic restrictions. Speakers Professor Elaine Graham – Don Cupitt’s work and SoF Network research. Don Cupitt – ‘God and Non-Realism’ (live...
The 32nd Annual Conference, held at the University of Leicester. Transcripts were published in Sofia 133. Speakers Ernie Rea (presenter of Radio 4’s ‘Beyond Belief’) – ‘From Exclusive to Inclusive: a Journey of Faith’. Avril...
The 31st Annual Conference, held at the University of Leicester. Transcripts were published in Sofia 129. Speakers Professor Richard Norman (Emeritus Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Kent) and Dr Anthony Carroll (Senior Lecturer in...
The 30th Annual Conference, held at the University of Leicester. Transcripts were published in Sofia 125. Speakers Richy Thompson – ‘Campaigning for Being Human’. Abby Day – ‘Believing in Being Human’. Dilwar Hussain – ‘Being...
A London day conference exploring religion as poetry and story. Transcripts were published in Sofia 124 and 126. Speakers Mark Oakley (Canon-Chancellor, St Paul’s Cathedral) – ‘Believing in Poetry’. Salley Vickers (novelist and poet) –...
The 29th Annual Conference, held at the University of Leicester. Transcripts were published in Sofia 121. Speakers John Breadon (Assistant Chaplain, Eton College) – ‘I was religious but now I’m…’ Denise Cush (Professor of Religion...
The 28th Annual Conference, held at the University of Leicester.
David Boulton (author, journalist, broadcaster; Quaker and Humanist; founder of the Nontheist Friends Network).
Andy Pakula (non-theistic Unitarian minister, New Unity London).
A Sea of Faith in the Churches (SoFiC) day conference held at Kensington Unitarians’ Essex Church, London. Speaker Revd Meg Burton (hospital chaplain, co-editor of the international Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy; worked on new...
James, the brother of the Lord, reminisces. He was the eldest son and always our mother’s favourite, although as he grew up I don’t think she found him easy. There was that time when he...
