5 ways you can respond to the Quiet Revival
By 
James Lawrence2025-08-28T09:46:00
Bible Society research has claimed there’s a new openness toward Christian faith. With many turning up at church services uninvited, James Lawrence explores how we can make the most of this new opportunity
Something is shifting.
At Church Pastoral Aid Society (CPAS), we have the privilege of partnering with thousands of churches and Christian leaders across the country to make mission happen. For years, we have heard stories of openness, curiosity, people arriving at church without invitation. Something subtle but significant is happening.
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