Press clippings
New festival explores the funny side of faith
Medieval church will host a day of humour and standup routines.
Harriet Sherwood, The Guardian, 10th February 2019Sanderson Jones interview
The 'former' comedian and co-creator of the non-religious Sunday Assembly events tells us that he wants to create a whole new category in the Fringe programme.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 1st August 2018No God? No problem: the comic atheist church
Sanderson Jones is the stand-up comedian atheist preacher who hopes to see hundreds of his Sunday Assemblies all over the world in the next two years, and is at the forefront of the godless-congregation movement.
Harry Cheadle, Vice.com, 14th January 2014All smiles on Sunday with a comical take on religion
Presiding over the atheist congregation known as the "Sunday Assembly" are two comedians - Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans.
Alice Jones, The Independent, 5th December 2013Sanderson Jones spreads the atheistic good word
The pair's 'atheist churches' aim to reconcile the good parts of atheism and religion.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 14th October 2013Top 5 free comedies at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Featuring Sanderson Jones and Pippa Evans, Sean McLoughlin, Nat Luurtsema and John-Luke Roberts.
Brian Donaldson, The List, 2nd August 2013Comedy review: Sanderson Jones, Blackfriars, Glasgow
It's one thing taking an impromptu ribbing off a stand-up for turning up late to a show - but another thing entirely to find a comedian humiliating you before you've even arrived, using a slideshow making fun of your mundane tweets.
Malcolm Jack, The Scotsman, 28th March 2013Sanderson Jones brings his atheist church to Glasgow
The innovative comedian is appearing as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival.
Jay Richardson, The List, 20th February 2013Interview with digital comedy pioneer Sanderson Jones
"I love using technology to create something new." Sanderson Jones talks to Emma McAlpine about his latest projects.
Emma McAlpine, Spoonfed, 31st January 2013Comedians give first atheist church their blessing
Yet at its first 'service' this morning, the Sunday Assembly - self-styled as 'the UK's first atheist church' - secured a congregation that many decidedly more traditional operations would kill (metaphorically, being Christians) for. The church was co-created by comedian Sanderson Jones.
Liam O'Brien, The Independent, 7th January 2013