Mother Church with Robin Herne

Mother Church

Why are patterns of religious attendance changing – and what do gender and demographics have to do with it? This insightful lecture explores the evolving role of Christianity through both sociological and theological lenses, uncovering the deeper reasons behind who attends, who doesn’t, and why it matters. Perfect for anyone curious about the intersection of faith, identity, and society.

Bio 

Robin Herne is Course Leader for Sociology at the University and Professional Development Centre, as well as a storyteller, poet, artist, and broadcaster. Robin has published poetry, fiction, and academic work, and is a founding member of Clan Ogma and the Ipswich Pagan Council. He was also honoured as the first Chief Bard of the Fens. His lectures blend scholarship with creativity, bringing history and belief systems vividly to life.