From the sanctuary to the sofa: what COVID-19 has taught us about sacred spaces

Over the last year, LSE’s Religion and Global Society Unit has spoken to numerous young people about faith during the pandemic as part of their research project, Strengthening Religious Cooperation in Global London. Ahead of the publication of the report this summer, Manmit Bhambra and Austin Tiffany (LSE) write about sacred space and religious practices among young people during the pandemic, and why the last year does not signal an exodus of young people away from places of worship.