AGAP (Archdiocese of Glasgow Arts Project) was founded in 2006 to engage people of all backgrounds through faith-inspired arts events and activities. Since then, we have earned a reputation for quality and inclusion, involving everyone from professional artists to school children across a multi-disciplinary arts programme, offering live and online content. Our festivals Lentfest and Arts in Autumn have become household names. We are known for our input to the Scottish festival scene, education, theatre, music, film and the visual arts. AGAP is lead by professional playwright and theatre practitioner, Stephen Callaghan, who founded the project alongside the late Archbishop Mario Conti. His work in the field of faith-based theatre spans 20 years, making ideas and concepts accessible and entertaining to diverse audiences through plays such as "The Martyrdom of Saint John Ogilvie" which toured nationally in 2015 and "The Margaret Sinclair Story" (2016), which earned a 3-star review in The Scotsman at it's Fringe debut. His 2023 solo production, "Oggie! Oggie! Oggie!", based on The Confessions of Saint Augustine" attracted powerful audience reviews.