Experiences of discipleship in lockdown

The Saltley Trust is asking people to help them conduct a small piece of snap research on Christians’ experiences of discipleship during the covid-19 pandemic and lockdown. 

The survey features 10 short questions on following Christ with ‘head, heart and hands’ through the crisis of the last few months.

Director of the Trust, Dr Ian Evans, said: 

“Over recent weeks there have been a few pieces of research on different aspects of the Christian response to the coronavirus pandemic and various surveys on practical responses to the crisis by local churches, or church leaders’ experiences of ministry.  Arguably however, there has been less attention given to lay Christians’ experiences of living, growing and being challenged and tested as individual followers of Christ during this time.  In a small way, this survey seeks to address this gap.  I hope that anything we find out can be used to inform local churches and their leaders about what Christian formation/discipleship development might need to look like as we slowly emerge from lockdown.”

To help the Saltley Trust with their research and give your views on discipleship during lockdown, follow this link: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/R13JHJ/

St Peter’s Saltley Trust is a Christian educational charity supporting religious education and Christian discipleship