Could a social media ban cripple youth evangelism?
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With a national social media ban for under-16's on the horizon, could this keep children from encountering Jesus?
Young people are spending more time online than ever, but is the risk worth it if they might encounter faith content in the middle of the endless scroll?
To help us, Esther was joined by Dr Ben Chang, a medical doctor and author; Judith Davey-Cole, CEO of Girls Brigade; and content creator Esther Tikare to unpack how a social media ban could affect the faith of under-16's...
Released on 16 Feb 2026
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