Learning and growing in faith for all ages, be that formally or informally, is a vital aspect of our life as Christian disciples, and plays a significant part in deepening our life as a community of faith. Whether it be quietly reading and reflecting at home, participating in one off sessions or a series, or being part of an ongoing group, we hope that at Christ Church there is something to meet the needs, desires, and different learning styles of a varied congregation.
Journeys in Faith Sunday sessions normally take place in the Church Centre after the 10am service on the 1st Sunday of the month. The programme consists of a mix of information sessions about different causes which the church supports, either internationally or in the UK; discussion of different aspects of Christian faith and practice (e.g. biblical, historical or theological themes); and practical sessions on different aspects of the church's life (e.g. training for Area Visitors). Recent and current themes for discussion are 'Women of Faith', Inter-Faith Issues, and Religion and Science. Each session starts at 11:30am in the Church centre – pick up your coffee from the church hall after the service and bring it along!
Sunday 18th January: Monica Spooner - Why Didn't I Know? Britain's Legacy in Palestine (in partnership with the Edinburgh Bookshop)
Sunday 8th February: The Reverend Patricia Johnston - The Rainbow Project in Nanjing, China Dr Sarah Capewell - The Bwindi Community Hospital, Uganda - and - Philip Taylor - The Ferrywell Youth Project, Edinburgh
Sunday 1st March: Peter Rowe - Christianity and Conservation Agriculture in Kenya
Sunday 3rd May: Dr Shoaib Malik - Science and Religion in Islam
Sunday 7th June: Ula Rutter - Integrating New Scots in Local Communities
Sunday 23rd August (5.30pm): Prof Mario Aguilar (St Andrews) - Christian Nationalism
Below you can find the presentation from Ula Rutter's Journeys in Faith seminar, held on 7th June 2026, plus the Edinburgh College Community Magazine, which documents further work and outreach undertaken by Edinburgh College.
This event from Saturday 3rd February 2024 focussed on the religious life of Eric Liddell, his work in China and its legacy. 2024 is the centenary of Eric Liddell winning his Olympic gold medal.
