Calling the young to ordination
Kendalle Tanner is just one young Anglican who refuses to believe that the Church of England will die
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June Steenkamp's readiness to forgive offers a challenge to Christians everywhere
Amidst all the controversies of the Oscar Pistorius trial, June Steenkamp has shocked the world by offering forgiveness to the man who killed her daughter. -
Joyce Meyer challenges Christians to study, not just read, the Bible
Best-selling author and Christian speaker Joyce Meyer has issued a challenge – she is asking people to consider studying the Bible for thirty minutes a day, for thirty days. -
Why would a church pastor be one of the hardest jobs?
Forbes has released a list of the toughest leadership roles, and has ranked Church leader as the fifth most difficult. -
Telling the Church of England's story in 140 characters
@OurCofE is the Church of England's way of "celebrating the Christian faith in action" in communities across the country -
Catholic Church in drive to increase confessions
Following an increase in the number of believers going to Confession, a Catholic bishop is encouraging more followers to take up the practice during Lent and is offering a range of online resources to help. -
Lying Christians: believers divided by culture
Dr Terence Ascott discusses the way that Christian attitudes can vary according to culture. -
Ukraine: Stories of faith, hope and love amid the grief
The bloodshed and pain of recent months is leading many Ukrainians to re-evaluate their lives and for some, it is causing them to turn to God -
Losing life after converting to Christianity
Pakistan is a country where Christians know they may have to pay the highest price for their faith -
Helping young women be their best: Project Inspired founder shares her story
Nicole Weider, the founder of the largest online community of Christian teen girls, is releasing a free e-book, available exclusively to members. -
The power of gratitude
Sometimes it's hard enough just to keep going, do we really have to give thanks in all circumstances? -
Would God want us to change ourselves?
Perhaps if we all loved each other a little more, no one would flounder under the stifling pressure to make themselves more beautiful.
