We called it ‘the Big Read’, and so it was. Thousands of people across the north-east of England, and some beyond, took part in an ecumenical project in Lent and Eastertide 2010. Luke’s gospel was the book to work through that year, and so we did – in churches, in small groups involving people from several different Christian denominations, and individually.
The #BigRead10 Materials
The little guide-book, Lent for Everyone (Luke) was designed to help people find their way through, one by one, so that they could then come together and share what they were learning.
- The Big Read Durham 2010 website
- Church Times article about The Big Read 2010
- Read what Pat Francis had to say about The Big Read 2010
Podcasts of Tom Wright’s ‘Big Read’ talks:
#BigRead10 An Introduction to Luke by bigbible
#Bigread10: The Passion in Luke by bigbible
#BigRead10: Easter and Beyond by bigbible
The #BigBible Project. Educating in the digital spaces, creating 'bigger Bible conversations' between #digidisciple(s). Look out for #bigread14. 
The #BigBible Project seeks to draw Christians from all churches & none into deeper engagement with the Bible through local reading groups & online conversations.
In 2011, 
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