Ruth Gledhill
Syrian Archbishop: 'A bullet narrowly missed my head'
Christians are being targeted by Kurdish militia in Syria, according to a leader of the Syriac Catholic Church
Baptist Christian leaders condemn religious liberty report as 'moral disaster'
Leading Baptists have condemned a US report advocating peaceful co-existence between religious groups and "non-discrimination principles".
Christian country singer Rory Feek says making film about late wife Joey was 'incredible'
For Rory Feek, making a film about his wife Joey, who died of cancer in March, was like being back with her, all over again.
Sudan bishop urges UN to intervene to save Christians facing death sentence
A prominent Sudanese bishop has appealed for the international community to intervene to save the lives of pastors who are facing the death sentence in a court in Sudan.
CofE desperate for more young women and ethnic minorities to hear the call of God
The Church of England is reaching out to young women and black and ethnic minority Christians and pleading with them to consider becoming ordained priests.
Three Christians attacked in India for distributing Christian literature
Three Christians have been attacked by a mob who believed they were trying to convert Hindus, according to reports coming out of India.
Priests in deprived area of Mexico found murdered
Two priests who were violently abducted from their church in Mexico on Sunday have been found murdered.
Lee Abbey, the world-famous Christian retreat centre, celebrates 70 years
Lee Abbey - a place where Christians can switch off from the world and switch onto God.
Boat captain goes on trial for murder after six Christian migrants died at sea
A boat captain faces a prison sentence of up to 90 years in Spain after being charged with murdering six Christian migrants by allegedly throwing them off a boat.
Christian convert from Islam sent back to prison in Iran
A Christian convert from Islam in Iran has been sent back to prison in spite of suffering long-term health issues.
More than 1,000 unaccompanied children in Calais 'Jungle'
More than 10,000 people are now living in the Calais "Jungle" and one in 10 of these is a child on their own.
Syriac church hit by rebel missiles in Aleppo
A prominent Syriac Catholic church in Aleppo, Syria has been damaged in a shell attack in violation of the ceasefire.
10 top tips for Christians from Pope Francis
Pope Francis has spent a busy week pontificating about how Christians should live in our modern world. Here we distil his best words of wisdom.
Anglicans divided over new bishops' group on homosexuality
Conservative and liberal Christians have criticised a new bishops' group set up to discuss the issue of homosexuality.
Donald Trump admits Barack Obama was born in the US
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has confirmed that he believes that President Barack Obama was born in the United States.
'Our confidence is in God,' says minister father of Brit facing extradition to US
A Baptist minister whose son is to be extradited to the United States on hacking charges has spoken of his "confidence" in the justice of God.