Projects

Deo Gloria believes passionately about working in partnership with other Christian trusts and organisations who share a common commitment to traditional Christian belief and evangelism. To this end we have been actively seeking new ways of bringing together two or three groups of Christians to bring about certain projects which can be done both professionally and in a timely manner. We want to provide the opportunity to develop outreach in a modern and exciting way whilst remaining true to the Gospel, our Purpose, Mission, and Vision.

Below are just a small sample of the many projects that the Trust has been involved with over the years.

2012: More Than Gold - London Olympics

More Than Gold seeks to coordinate the church's evangelistic efforts during the 2012 Olympic games in London.

2010: The Cathedral Project Expanded

We now have 10 separate exhibitions:

Angels, Beatitudes, Creation, Good Grief, Jesus Is…, the Journey, Our Father, Prayer, Rites of Passage and River of Life.

Each exhibition is accompanied by a leaflet which gives further details and background information.

We have also commissioned exact copies of Creation, Prayer and Our Father as banner sets which are available for hire by churches.

Towards the end of 2010 we are producing a hardback book to show the work of the Cathedral Exhibition and pictures of many of the 100 screens from within the collection.

New 18+ Materials

We are delighted to be working in partnership with Youth for Christ on new material for the 18 to 30 age group. This is such an important group of people who appear to be leaving our churches in large numbers year on year. We will keep you informed as the work progresses.

2009: Partnership and Spirituality in Mission
Day Conference, 3rd March 2009.

Main speaker: Revd. Martin Robinson, National Director of Together in Mission.

2008: Hope '08

Deo Gloria was involved in the nationwide evangelistic initiative Hope '08. Read more.

2006: Cracking The Da Vinci Code

Deo Gloria provided a response to Dan Brown's book and subsequent Hollywood movie starring Tom Hanks that cast doubt on many aspects of the historicity of the New Testament. Read more.

2005: The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe movie

The popularity of the movie adaptation of C.S. Lewis's classic tale provided an opportunity to explain the Christian allegory behind the story. Read more.

2004: The Cathedral Project

Cathedrals are often not the easiest places for tourists and other casual visitors to find a clear presentation of the Gospel. The Trust commissioned a series of themed exhibitions to assist Cathedral staff and guides in this task. Read more.

2004: The Passion of the Christ movie

Mel Gibson's dramatic and often brutally realistic portrayal of the events leading up to the crucifixion moved many who watched. Once again working with the Christian Enquiry Agency the Trust provided a means of exploring the true meaning of the film. Read more.

2003: Freedoms We Treasure Conference

The Trust organised a day conference examining religious freedom in contemporary British society, 20th May 2003. Read more.

1991: Jerusalem Past and Present

A day conference was held at which an International group of speakers gave lectures on the various views held by Christians on the future of Israel. Several of the papers were published in a book and are now available on-line. Read more.