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Dr Wendy Dossett Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Principal Investigator of the Higher Power Project, has been interviewed for a ground-breaking BBC 2 documentary.

What do religions say about the value of the planet and how we should treat it?

The University of Chester’s Chapel will light up in purple as part of International Recovery Day celebrations and challenging the stigma associated with recovery from addictions.

A Shropshire teacher is working with academics from the University of Chester to increase environmental awareness as part of pupils’ studies on religion, ethics and philosophy.

Spiritual abuse is the term used to name abuse associated with coercion and control within religious and spiritual traditions and related contexts.

The ways in which the pandemic has shaped the lives of religious communities of all kinds across the UK are revealed in a report published today.

The University of Chester’s Chapel will light up in purple on Thursday (September 30), to show the University’s support for people in, or seeking, recovery from addictions.

An honest reflection on life as a priest in England, Scotland and Wales is shared in a new book, which challenges the Christian faith to be more rational, progressive and inclusive.

The responsibilities of people to the common good when making food choices will be the focus of a student’s globally important work after being awarded a unique research-degree opportunity.

The opportunity to contribute to the ethical discussion and global transformation of the way humans use animals for food is being offered as applications open for a new fully-funded PhD.

With the Agriculture Bill’s controversial journey through the Houses of Parliament currently in the news, following the recent acceptance by the Government of a key Lords’ amendment, a Professor at

Two academics have launched a major research project into how British religious communities of all faiths have had to adapt during the pandemic.