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 factors contribute to the increase in online church attendance?

What is meant by 'church surfing' as mentioned in the text?

In what ways do people who have not attended church for a long time reconnect through media?

What questions do people commonly ask after attending a funeral service?

How has the pandemic influenced people's connection to church services?