The Christian Arts Trust was  pleased to support Southwark Cathedral’s vision for Gaia, a striking installation by renowned artist Luke Jerram. This seven-metre globe, based on NASA imagery, floated above the nave, gently rotating in dim light. Accompanied by a haunting soundscape by BAFTA-winner ... Read More

Set in and around a hotel, BOUND follows three exploited workers whose stories of oppression unfold through powerful movement and storytelling. Audiences are not only moved—they are challenged to act: “You might tell others. You could become a force for change.” Critics praised BOUND as:• ... Read More

As an international partner said, “The message of uniqueness and everyone’s value is communicated in such creative, fun and smart ways that stick with you.” Alongside producing professional performances and bespoke projects, E33 runs regular classes, workshops, and mentoring schemes that combine ... Read More

Christian Arts Trust was pleased to support Siskin Green in the recording and production of their second album, building on the success and reach of their debut release, and recognising a body of work that brings together musical excellence, theological depth, and social engagement in ways that ... Read More

Christian Arts Trust was pleased to support Meditations for Holy Week, a moving and contemplative musical event held at St James’s Piccadilly. Conceived by composer and oboist Rachel Chaplin, it brought together international performers — including gospel soloist Alison Beck and pianist John Reid — ... Read More

Bringing together eight artists from the Mystic Voices research group, Ritual/Bodies offered new perspectives on Christian themes through performance. From a mystical sermon to a playful communion, the works were visually rich, spiritually resonant, and rooted in tradition—while boldly exploring ... Read More