You must check this out – watch the ‘Just Pray’ video and then read the articles on the BBC and Guardian websites – and find out why it’s being banned as an advert in British cinemas at Christmas, links given below…..
The irony of a prayer that Jesus taught us being banned as we prepare to celebrate his birth…
https://youtu.be/vlUXh4mx4gI?t=8
The Church of England says it is “disappointed and bewildered” by the refusal of leading UK cinemas to show an advert featuring the Lord’s Prayer.
Source: Lord’s Prayer cinema ad snub ‘bewilders’ Church of England – BBC News
Church of England says it is bewildered by leading chains’ stance on advert that was intended to play before new Star Wars film
Source: Cinemas refuse to show Church of England advert featuring Lord’s Prayer | World news | The Guardian
Catherine Lee 
Catherine, I must say that I agree with this decision. The UK and her commonwealth is a very multicultural place, comprising a great many religions. The Lord’s Prayer would surely give offence to a great many non-Christians – not to mention atheists. We need to be sensitive to the fact that to many, Christmas has become a purely secular event, and to those of other faith it has no significance at all. Ideally, all religions should be given equal airtime. This is surely a logistical impossibility. I firmly support keeping religion off the secular air, but that just means we should celebrate it all the more noisily and welcomingly. Advertising is a tacky way to spread the Word anyway.