Susie Turner
Two ministers defect to Free Church over gay ministers row
The former convener of one of Scotland's biggest social care providers is among two new ministers joining the Free Church.
Real Advent Calendar tells true meaning of Christmas
Instead of the usual sleds and reindeer, behind each door of the Real Advent Calendar is a Belgian chocolate star and a snippet of the Christmas story.
New scrap metal law 'step in the right direction', says Church of England
The Church of England is optimistic that new laws on scrap metal will help to reduce the "scourge" of metal theft.
Sculpture at St Paul's captures horror of war
A new sculpture depicting the devastating human cost of war has gone on display at St Paul's Cathedral.
Christian Aid funding emergency relief after deadly earthquakes in Pakistan
Christian Aid has sent funds to its partner relief agency in Pakistan after two deadly earthquakes hit the south-west of the country in the past week.
Priest says losing eyesight made her better listener
A priest who lost her eyesight was among the Christians recognised by the Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Diocese for their dedication and commitment to church life.
Nominal religion is swiftly becoming 'no religion', says Church leader
The latest statistics from the 2011 Census are a "significant challenge" for Scottish churches
Church receives new organ after five years of fundraising
Five years of fundraising has paid off for St Michael and All Angels, Bedford Park,which celebrated its new pipe organ this week.
Bishop of London celebrates new C of E primary school in Hampton
The Bishop of London presided over a special service to mark the start of term at a new Church of England school in Hampton.
Ugandan child sponsored in memory of April Jones
The parish of Machynlleth is to sponsor a child in Uganda in memory of April Jones.
Ancient biblical manuscripts being digitised in Dublin
Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts uses digital photography to preserve ancient biblical texts for future generations
British Pakistani Christians to protest after Peshawar church bombing
British Pakistani Christians were due to protest in London on Tuesday to express their frustration over the Pakistani government's failure to protect minority Christians.
Church warden among Kenya shopping mall attack victims
A Cape Town church is in mourning after learning that its warden is among the victims of a shopping mall attack in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi. Â
Government changes grant scheme for listed places of worship
The Government has made changes to the Listed Places of Worship grant scheme to cover more repairs and alterations.
Book of Acts inspires Share Jesus tour
If you're a Christian who wants to learn more about sharing your faith with your family, friends, neighbours, colleagues and communities â the Acts Now tour is coming!
Nurturing Kingdom values
The Reverend Chris Worsley will be supporting parishes across the Diocese of Worcester as they seek to become Kingdom People.