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Holy snowflakes: why young believers need to accept faith is controversial

14 April 2018

9:00 AM

14 April 2018

9:00 AM

As well as writing about religion, I have always been an amateur religious artist. Recently I’ve been getting a bit more serious about it, and have made a few art works for churches. I recently created one for a City of London church. The vicar, a friend, suggested it might appeal to youngish people somewhat at odds with conventional church (his church hosts such a group).

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