Church of Ireland set to vote on same-sex relationship motion
The Anglican Church in Ireland will debate a motion on same-sex relationships this week, calling on bishops to approve thanksgiving prayers for gay couples.
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Justin Bieber has new Christian girlfriend - introduced to him by their pastor
The world famous Christian pop singer Justin Bieber has a new girlfriend – they were introduced by the pastor at their church -
Which came first – the chicken or the Church?
Or to put it another way, why did the modern chicken evolve the way it has? Is it really because of the Church? -
'Repent, America!': Recording of Martin Luther King's final staff meeting is to go on sale
A secret recording of Martin Luther King's final meeting before he was assassinated will be auctioned next week, 49 years after he died. -
Why is faith a disadvantage in British politics, while in the US it's the other way round?
Tim Farron's faith is only ever seen as negative. Why is that when our American allies view it so differently? -
One effective way of evaluating your growth in Christ
We can think we've grown in faith just because we've been Christian for a long time. But the real way to measure our growth in the faith is this. -
3 people in the Bible to encourage you when you fear the cost of following God
Despite God's immense worth, many of us fear taking risks to serve Him, honor Him, and please Him. -
One good reason to keep hoping for the best in a hopeless situation
Friends, when our faith is tested or even mocked, do we simply give up being faithful? -
Christians aren't reading the Bible. Why not, and what can we do about it?
New research suggests that while many Americans may have a positive view of the Bible, they hardly read it. The 'Good Book' is one many Christians struggle to find time or energy for. Why is that, and what can be done? -
Highly educated Christians are more likely to go to church, new research finds
Contrary to conventional wisdom, Christians in the US who are highly educated are more likely to go to church and practise their faith, according to new research by the Pew Research Center. -
Egyptian church bombings targeted Christian-Muslim unity, says Coptic Patriarch ahead of Pope Francis visit
The two church bombings that killed dozens in Egypt on Palm Sunday were aimed at targeting unity among Muslims and Christians in the most populous Arab nation, the Coptic Patriarch, Tawadros II said yesterday. -
China in grip of 'one of the world's great spiritual revivals'
China is in the grip of 'one of the world's great spiritual revivals', Pulitzer-prize winning author Ian Johnson is claiming.
