'My husband openly had an affair for 12 years.' How should churches respond to domestic abuse?
Parishes are being urged to step up their fight against domestic violence in a new Church of England policy document launched on Wednesday.
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First ever Anglican Evensong service takes place at St Peter's Basilica in Rome
Anglican Choral Evensong was celebrated in St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican for the first time yesterday afternoon. -
Don't expect married priests from Pope Francis, Cardinal Vincent Nichols declares
Cardinal Vincent Nichols has said that the Catholic Church's 'strong, firm' tradition of priestly celibacy is unlikely to change despite Pope Francis's recent comment that the Church should reflect on married priests. -
Why The EU's Hijab Ruling Is So Worrying For Christians
Today's court ruling banning hijabs in the workplacs highlights a contemptuous tendency among 'religious liberty' defendants to only look after their own. -
Pope Francis victim of 'fake news' story that God ordered him to change the Ten Commandments
The fact-checking website Snopes is reporting that a story headlined: Pope Francis: 'God Has Instructed Me to Revise the Ten Commandments' on the Real News Right Now website is untrue. -
Are atheists dying out because they use birth control and this means they have fewer children?
Effective birth control methods were developed primarily by secularists, and that these methods are serving to slowly diminish the proportional representation of secularists in forthcoming generations, a new study claims -
Religion is what makes us stand out as human, says Oxford professor
Religion is the key to understanding why human beings are more intelligent and social than any animal in the world,according to an eminent Oxford professor. -
WATCH: Archbishop of Canterbury on how Christians can share their faith
The Archbishop of Canterbury launching a new training series aimed at helping Christians share their faith with others. A trailer previewing the series has been released. -
Christian Group Claims BBC Is Trying Covertly To Islamise The UK, Petition Gains Support
A petition that accuses the BBC of attempting to Islamise Britain, protesting the appointment of another Muslim as its head of religion, has reached nearly 7,000 signatures. -
Salvation Army welcomes vulnerable, homeless family of Syrian refugees to London
From war-torn Syria, a family of traumatised refugees has found a new home and sanctuary with a group of Christians in London. -
Knights Templar hide-out of caves and tunnels found through a rabbit hole in England
It is believed that the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th century. -
Does Britain Have A 'Christian Right' And If So How Successful Is It?
Is there a British equivalent to the 'religious right' in America? If so, how influential is it? And what are its methods? Further, how should the Church be influencing non-Christians in an increasingly secular age? These are just some of the questions raised by an article entitled 'Britain's "Christian right": seeking solace in a narrative of discrimination'.
