Community & Social Justice Education & Young People 2025
Evangelical Alliance

Annual Report 2024-25

The Evangelical Alliance is the UK's oldest and largest evangelical unity movement, founded in 1846, bringing together thousands of churches, hundreds of organisations and tens of thousands of individual members. In 2024/25 the Alliance grew its membership to almost 27,000, made 170 media appearances, engaged 25+ politicians on key issues, supported a letter opposing the assisted dying bill signed by over 1,200 church leaders, and equipped 45 emerging leaders through its Public Leader programme across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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📋About

Policy advocacy and government engagement; church leader support with around 1,000 one-to-one meetings; Public Leader development programme; media engagement; intercultural unity programmes; research and resources; monthly prayer gatherings

📊Key Metrics

Almost 27,000 members including 5,500 new personal members joining in 2024/25 Key Metric 1
170 TV, radio and podcast appearances in 2024/25 Key Metric 2
92 in-person and 59 online events hosted or co-hosted in 2024/25 Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 45 emerging leaders completed the Public Leader programme — the largest ever cohort — across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland
  • Letter opposing assisted dying bill signed by 1,200+ church and Christian leaders, supported by the Alliance
  • Engaged with 25+ politicians on issues including life, family, and religious freedom

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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