Money - all kinds of evil?
​2026 Lecture Series and AGM

Our 2026 Lecture Series was on the theme of 'Money: all kinds of evil?
Watch the videos from the sessions below:

Event 1

Thursday 12 March at 7pm - Online

• David Instone-Brewer: Money in the time of Jesus - A new Technology
• Victoria Turner: Money and Christian Activism

Event 2

​Thursday 19 March at 7pm - Online

• Paul Morrison: Beliefs embedded in economic theory
• Andrew Grinnell: Including the poor in discussions about poverty

Event 3

Extra Session - Simon Buck on a Legacy of Enslavement:

Money: Is this the problem or the solution? 
An evening of live feedback and debate.
Responses and Panel Discussion.

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Money - Series Promo Video

​Programme: Each evening will follow this general outline...
6:45pm - Open Zoom, technical checks etc
7:00pm - Welcome and Introductions
7:05pm - Talk 1
7:35pm - Short Q&A
7:45pm - Comfort Break
8:00pm - Talk 2
8:30pm - Short Q&A
8:45pm - Finish

​The final meeting in the series will include the AGM, see below for the AGM Paperwork including agenda and accounts.

AGM Paperwork:

2025 AGM MINUTES

2026 AGM AGENDA

2025 F&T Accounts FINAL

2025 Independent Examiner Report

Faith & Thought 2026 – Proposal for AGM.
In light of the retirement of our administrator and editor, council would like to propose a change in the activity of Faith & Thought.

1. At present we have 127 subscribers, 11 of whom receive the journal online only. 
2. By contrast our mailing list (hosted by Mailchimp) currently has 224 contacts.
3. Income from subscriptions represents about 25% of total income, whereas printing and distributing the journal costs are about 40% of total expenses.  Clearly subscriptions do not cover the cost of producing the paper journal.
4. We are blessed to have income from investments which are sufficient to cover the expenses of hosting events (Symposium / Lecture) and there would be the option of charging a small admission fee if necessary.
5. Proposal: Council proposes that we cancel the subscription model of membership, and move from publishing a paper journal twice a year to publishing online papers from time to time.
6. It is also proposed that in cancelling the subscription model of membership, we will make all previous issues of Faith & Thought available publicly online, including recent issues.
7. Members who are unable to access online material should let us know and we may be able to provide printouts of papers for a small fee.