Spring is officially here, and with the change of season comes a full calendar of opportunities to engage with the intersection of faith and science. Whether you are looking for deep theological discussion, ethical debates, or a space for prayer, we have a variety of events lined up for March and beyond.
CiS activities
Join us for our core monthly gatherings and specialized group discussions:
- CiS prayer meeting: Join us online on Monday, March 9th to pray for our community and the wider scientific world.
- CAKE: Our “Coffee and Knee-on-Education” sessions continue online at 11:00 am on Friday March 6th and Thursday 19th March.
- Bristol group series: Our Bristol branch is hosting a packed month of evening talks:
- March 4th: Beyond the double helix: Medicine, genetics and ethics.
- March 12th: The ethics of AI and new tech in healthcare.
- March 18th: Reflections on assisted dying.
- March 25th: Science in theology: What kind of conversation?
Other activities
We are also proud to highlight several partner events and upcoming courses:
- Artificial intelligence and the purpose of God: Join Rev. Dr. Simon Cross in Sheffield on Monday, March 2nd at 7:30 pm.
- A drop in the ocean: Hear from Rev. Dr. Dave Gregory in Worcester on Tuesday, March 17th at 7:30 pm.
- Technology for the marginalised: A hybrid event (Online and in-person, Cambridge) on March 26th.
- Faraday Institute summer course 2026: Looking ahead to summer, booking is now open for “Science, religion, and society,” running from July 6th to 10th.
Latest resources
In preparation for British Science Week, we have released a new set of prayer resources. These are designed specifically for individuals, churches, and small groups to help integrate scientific wonder into corporate worship.
Prayer point: Breath of fresh air
As the blossoms appear, we reflect on the words of Song of Solomon 2:11–12:
“For see, the winter is past; the rains are over and gone. Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come.”
A prayer for the month: Lord, thank You for the arrival of Spring. As we see life blooming around us, help us to notice the beauty in the details of Your creation, stay refreshed and energized, and give thanks for the new beginnings and discoveries ahead.