The Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life

"We understand that faith is profound and works powerfully in people's lives."

Dr Charlotte Littlewood, Director of Research at IIFL, spoke about her recent report and IIFL's achievements at our two-year anniversary reception last week.

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"Faith and belief motivates millions of Britons to serve the common good, uphold shared values, and build bridges of understanding"

Thank you to Lord Wajid Khan for delivering a powerful keynote speech at our two-year anniversary reception - check out the highlights below👇

"It's that higher consciousness that brings peace to your mind"

Listen to Dr Uma Gordon of Bristol Fertility Clinic speak about how faith helps her in the workplace in the clip below.

"People bring something valuable by bringing their faith to work"

Dr Rachel Buckingham of Mercy Ships discusses the value of the workplace.

Watch the full clip.

"In Islam we're taught that God always listens to the prayer of the suffering"

Dr Hozefa Ebrahim spoke about the importance of helping those in need during our event in October - listen to the full clip.

"That understanding, that awareness, helps treat that patient in a manner they might not have done"

Dr Uma Gordon of Bristol Fertility Clinic on how understanding faith can help ensure patients receive care suited to their needs - listen in full.

"I think faith impacts life on so many different levels"

Rev John McPake talks about the impact faith has had on his life for the final part of our 'denominational dive-in' to the Church of Scotland - thank you John!

"Yes, but if it's what God wants me to do I'll do it"

Dr Rachel Buckingham of Mercy Ships discusses how her decision to become a doctor was impacted by her faith.

"I chose to go into medicine not because it was the job I wanted to do but because it was the person I wanted to be"

Dr Hozefa Ebrahim describes why he chose to become a doctor.

Listen to the full clip below.

"It's difficult to categorise the younger generation"

Rania Mohiuddin-Agir explains the nuance of her recent research In Conversation with Dr Charlotte Littlewood - listen to her full response.