A golden opportunity to see Jesus at the heart of our nation

17 February 2026

Our nation is confused, fragmented and spiritually starved. It feels that we are witnessing the end of progressive secular liberalism; what some call ‘wokeism’. In its vacuum, political Islam is asserting itself. People know they need something solid, moral, transcendent. They hunger for Christianity even when they do not realise it. Some are using the great symbols of Christianity because they have an idea that therein lies the answer. There is talk of a ‘quiet revival’ as young people flock to churches, looking for something that gives their life meaning and purpose. This is a crucial moment in the life of our nation. A time for God’s people to proclaim Christ boldly, to articulate a moral vision rooted in his truth, and to bring hope to our communities and institutions. Are you ready?

Visit: Hope for our Nation.

Now is the time for revival, reformation and renewal. Will you join us?

Watch Andrea’s video introducing the Hope for our Nation movement:


Tim Dieppe, our Head of Public Policy, dives into the increasing number of high-profile people who are embracing Christianity and the goodness of Christian teachings:


Holly Baines from Christian Concern discusses the culture shift that is happening among Brits who are turning to Christianity for answers:


Prayer points

Wed 18 February:

Give thanks for the ways God has blessed the United Kingdom through its history. Pray that as more people recognise the goodness of our Christian heritage, many will be drawn to find and worship Jesus Christ himself.

Thu 19 February:

Give thanks that our nation has begun to turn back towards a Christian view of men and women. Pray that more people would realise the wisdom of God’s design and so be drawn to follow Jesus Christ.

Fri 20 February:

Give thanks that many young people are becoming more interested in Jesus Christ and buying Bibles. Pray that they would become mature, courageous disciples.

Sat 21 February:

Give thanks for political figures who are taking Jesus Christ seriously and willing to say that they are Christians. Pray that they will seek wisdom in the pages of Scripture and, where needed, submit their views to the word of God.

Sun 22 February:

Give thanks for the thought leaders and influencers who have converted to Christianity or are considering doing so. Pray that they would be like seeds planted on good soil, hearing and responding to God’s word.

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