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The revival so quiet you can’t actually hear it?

The revival so quiet you can’t actually hear it?

Dave Burke
Dave Burke
Date posted: 22 Jul 2025

Three years ago I wrote a comment piece for Evangelicals Now suggesting that there was a quiet work of God taking place in the churches and we had not noticed it.

Imagine my delight when the Bible Society published “The Quiet Revival”, a survey by YouGov showing that church attendance in the UK had risen by 50% in the last six years and that the main growth was among young people. Only 4% of young people attended church at least once a month in 2018, now the figure is 16%.

A quiet revival - for all?
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A quiet revival - for all?

Kay Morgan-Gurr
Kay Morgan-Gurr
Date posted: 20 May 2025

You've most likely read or heard about the quiet UK revival, namely the rising interest in Christianity among younger generations as explored in the Bible Society's latest report.

I remember when my husband and I ran Whizz Kids groups for kids at large events. We prayed that if children became Christians, it would be an obvious work of the Spirit. As a result, we have heard many stories of children saying they felt they were woken by Jesus, or He spoke to them in the shower. One even felt God's call when on a funfair ride! A call to faith that only God could take the glory for.

Is this ‘revival’ true revival?
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Is this ‘revival’ true revival?

Bill James
Bill James
Date posted: 18 Jul 2025

There are reports of a “Quiet Revival” in the UK.

Certainly there is evidence of increased church attendance; this is mainly among Roman Catholics and Pentecostals. But there is also anecdotal evidence of an increased number of conversions, and new people turning up at church interested in the Christian faith.

What Crystal Palace taught me about revival

What Crystal Palace taught me about revival

Gavin Calver
Gavin Calver
Date posted: 24 Jun 2025

I’m a massive football fan and I hail from South London. I personally support AFC Wimbledon, but it was a real joy to see another team from my side of the river, Crystal Palace, lift the FA Cup and in the process win the first major trophy in their 100+ years of existence.

Their fans had waited so long for a moment like this, had believed it might never come and when it did, what a moment it was. On a beautiful May afternoon, at a sun-kissed Wembley Stadium, they beat the overwhelming favourites Manchester City 1-0 through a goal by one of their star players, Eberechi Eze.

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