Susie Turner
Archbishop of York visits Egypt
The Archbishop of York has completed a five-day visit to Egypt during which he preached at services for the 75th anniversary of All Saints Cathedral in Cairo.
Young Methodist to sing official Poppy Appeal single
A young Methodist girl is among the singers chosen to perform the official 2013 Poppy Appeal single.
Emergency appeal after Typhoon Haiyan hits Philippines
Christian Aid has launched an emergency appeal as it warns of "colossal" damage in the Philippines
Peacebuilding is 'God's vocation'
World Council of Churches hears message of peace at 10th Assembly
Syrian refugees facing harshest winter in years
Christian Aid fears inadequate shelter will put the lives of Syrian refugees at risk this winter.
New RE resources offer insights into Christianity and Methodism
Religious Education resources look at Christianity from a Methodist perspective
Send a real card this Christmas, says bishop
Ethical retailer Traidcraft is asking people to ditch the e-card culture in favour of sending real cards this Christmas.
Christianity 'under attack as never before'
Lord Carey has criticised a top judge's comments that courts are "no longer Christian" in multi-cultural Britain.
Church of Scotland announces new Moderator Designate
The Reverend Dr Angus Morrison has been announced as the next Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
Christians to pray for persecuted church
Christians around the world will be praying for the persecuted church this weekend.
BBC Two to explore pilgrimage
Simon Reeve makes his way across England and other parts of Europe before heading to the Holy Land for the new BBC Two series, Pilgrimage
Monsoon floods displace 100,000 in Cambodia
Over a hundred thousand people have been displaced by deadly monsoon floods in Cambodia.
Housing Justice holds first National Night Shelters Conference
More than a hundred people came together on Wednesday to discuss what churches are doing to help meet the need for emergency shelter during the winter.
Egypt: Christians killed in attack on wedding
Four Christians have been killed in an attack on a church as a wedding was taking place in the city of Giza in Egypt.
Prince George christening: 5,000 Christians sign card
Nearly 5,000 Christians have signed a giant card blessing Prince George ahead of his christening on Wednesday.
Rescued Leicestershire church wins English Heritage award
A Leicestershire church that was nearly permanently closed has won this year's Angel Award for the Best Repair of a Place of Worship.