Mark Woods
Unity, defence, health and welfare: Four key challenges for David Cameron's next term
David Cameron should be aware of the challenges lying ahead for his government.
Saints and sinners: the skeletons in the closets of great theologians
Some of the greatest Christian theologians had very surprising personal histories when it came to sexual morality and personal relationships.
Historic Bible college in 'white privilege' race row
Professors at Chicago's Moody Bible Institute have clashed over race relations.
Does religion cause violence?
Often, yes â but we have to make sure it doesn't, Matt Rowley tells Mark Woods.
Salvation Army defends unpaid work placements as protesters picket headquarters
The Salvation Army has hit back over criticisms of its role in providing unpaid work placements.
Former Mars Hill pastor apologises for 'mistakes' over church planting donations
Turner has denied any deliberate wrongdoing by the church but says it should have communicated better.
Migrants are 'exploited, rejected and vulnerable', says Catholic Archbishop
Archbishop Peter Smith urged prayer for migrants and politicians responsible for deciding policy.
Bali Nine case sparks Australian campaign to end capital punishment around the world
The deaths of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have led to calls to ban the death penalty.
Mark Driscoll uses Thrive leadership conference for message of forgiveness
The former pastor of Mars Hill may be planning a return to pastoral ministry.
Coptic bishop claims Egyptian authorities are behind Christian persecution
Local authorities are behind the persecution and harrassment of Christians in Minya, Bishop Agathon claims.
Mission agencies offer Nepal earthquake help amid fears for their own staff
Mission agencies are trying to confirm whether their staff are safe.
Mars Hill: lawyers have told Sutton Turner to take down ResultSource blog posts
The former executive pastor has received a call asking him to remove his posts and refrain from writing more.
In review: the five biggest stories of the week
The highs, lows and in betweens of the week on Christian Today.
British Baptists and gay marriage: will it split the denomination?
Baptists could be facing a bruising controversy over homosexuality.
What Auschwitz survivor Eva Kor teaches us about forgiveness
A child victim of Joseph Mengele embraced a former concentration camp guard at his trial.
We all love the NHS, but how should we pay for it?
Mark Woods looks at what you need to know about the health service before May 7.