Faith helps us cope and make sense of the world around us. It is founded on multiple belief systems that accord power to a spiritual reality. An informed understanding of faith is vital as we navigate a changing world.

Voices of Faith brings together philosophies that form the basis of religious beliefs, theological texts and spiritual wisdom. Through conversations, insight, music, and foods that heal, we will collectively explore a way towards compassion. Pivoting around the many ancient ideals of goodness that religions have universally originated from, the festival will also underscore their interconnectedness.

Voices of Faith, produced by Teamwork Arts, producer of the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival, JLF London and many other renowned cultural and literary experiences across the world, is presented by the Kamini and Vindi Banga Family Trust. It was first begun digitally during the challenging period of Covid, when discourses on the foundations of our religious, spiritual and mystical beliefs were vital to our understanding of an unknown reality we had been thrown into. In its digital avatar, Voices of Faith reached out to around 1, 60,000 people, garnering over 334,280 views.

This is its first on-ground edition, to be held at the Barbican Centre in London, between 28th to 30th March 2025. With erudite scholars and inspiring thinkers such as Andrew Quintman, Anand Geoge, Barbaby Rogerson, Linda Hess, Navtej Sarna, Pawan Varma, Reza Aslan, and acclaimed musicians like L. Subramaniam and Amrit Kaur Lohia and more, the festival will be a weekend of enlightenment, intermingling and reflections.