Surging numbers of Britons turn to Christianity amid pandemic – figures suggest

The transcript discusses the growth of online church services, noting that while physical attendance is limited, online viewership has increased significantly. It explores reasons for this shift, including convenience and curiosity, and introduces the concept of 'church surfing.' The impact of crises on spiritual engagement is highlighted, with more people seeking answers through church services. The role of Salvation Army officers in leading services and addressing spiritual questions is also discussed.

What is the estimated number of people who could be watching the online services, considering families and individuals?

• 3000 people

• 5000-6000 people

• 2000 people

• 1000 people

What new trend is emerging among churchgoers who attend online services?

• Church surfing

• Church hopping

• Church skipping

• Church diving

Why are some people with a church background reconnecting with church services online?

• They are relinking through media

• They have more free time

• They are curious about new church trends

• They are seeking new friendships

How has the pandemic influenced people's engagement with church services?

• It has decreased engagement

• It has had no effect

• It has only affected in-person attendance

• It has increased engagement due to heightened awareness

What kind of questions do people often ask after attending a funeral service led by Salvation Army officers?

• Questions about community services

• Questions about church events

• Questions about life and beliefs

• Questions about the church's history