Explore Faith
Welcome! You've landed on a page called "Explore Faith," and that's exactly what we hope you'll do. Whether you're curious, skeptical, or simply looking for something more, this space is for you. Christian faith is a journey of exploration where we need to ask honest questions and be open to new possibilities. This page tries to bring together different things to help you get started.
Courses
As a church we run courses at different times of year which are designed to help you explore faith. These generally involve meeting weekly to watch an introductory video and then discussing your thoughts in a small group. If you'd like to be contacted about the next one please fill in this form:
If you'd feel more comfortable working through something by yourself we can recommend a great online course which will help you understand what Christianity is all about. Click on the banner below
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Explore Christianity
The explore christianity page below gathers together a lot of useful interesting info and web resources related to exploring faith. Its a great starting point.
There are a lot of good (and bad) books out there. We've picked out a few that we have found helpful which are accessible, clear and easy to get hold of. If you want to go deeper with any of these topics then please get in touch we have plenty more to suggest.
Is it reasonable to believe in Christianity?
How can you believe in Christian faith in the modern world? This is an excellent book if you are struggling to understand how a rational intelligent person could believe some of the things Christians say they believe without switching off their brain. Its jargon free and clear without being too technical.
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What does it mean to be a Christian?
This book aims to set out simply and clearly what Christianity is about and why it makes sense.
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Good books
Christianity and Science
How do Christian belief and an understanding of science fit together? This book is accessible whether or not you have a background in science. It looks at some prevailing assumptions that you might have and explains how the author deals with these questions. Click on the picture for a review from Goodreads.