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Polish Parliament votes to liberalise abortion laws
Polish abortion laws would remain among the toughest in Europe, but a direction of travel could be established.
Nationalism is a discipleship challenge, say Christian leaders
The growth of nationalism is raising important questions about how churches disciple the people in their pews, a panel of Christian leaders told the Church Resources Exhibition 2026.
Isle of Man assisted suicide bill receives Royal Assent
Although approved, assisted suicides will not be happening on the Isle of Man any time soon.
Pro-life groups look at Australia's assisted suicide experience with concern
A report suggests that a nine-day waiting period is often bypassed.
Hillsong’s Joel Houston opens up about season of 'soul-searching' after difficult few years
The Hillsong United frontman revealed that he even spent two to three years largely away from church.
Wells Cathedral declared Britain's most beautiful building
Time Out magazine rated the cathedral Britain's most beautiful building.
Christian group calls for ban on pimping websites
Naughty ads in phone boxes have largely been superseded by online facilitation but the risks to the women involved remain the same.
Report shows the benefits of affordable food clubs
Affordable food clubs provide more than just food.
Christian groups say proposed conversion therapy ban amounts to censorship
Simon Calvert, Deputy Director of The Christian Institute, said the proposed bill was “one of the most troubling attempts at of censorship we’ve seen”.
Ebola death toll mounts as outbreak spreads further across DR Congo
Healthcare workers are struggling to contain the disease amid shortages of essential medical equipment and ongoing insecurity.
Research suggests married mothers are happier
New research has suggested that married mothers report significantly higher levels of happiness than those who are single or unmarried.
US Episcopal Church membership falls below 1.5 million as decades-long decline continues
The US Episcopal Church has reported a further decline in membership and worship attendance, with new data it has fallen below 1.5 million members despite signs of post-pandemic stabilisation.
Priest dies after cross falls on him during livestreamed Mass
A priest in Guayaquil, Ecuador, has died after a crucifix fell on him during an evening Mass on Saturday.
Christians remember Aberfan disaster 60 years on
It was described by one individual as "the ministry of tears".
Churches must do more to equip Christians for evangelism, says J John
Churches need to devote more time and resources to evangelism and do more to equip their members to share their faith with non-Christians, evangelist Canon J John has said.
Bishop urges churches to embrace growing interest in Christianity
The Bishop of Blackburn has called on churches across Lancashire to prepare for a renewed interest in Christianity, saying there are encouraging signs of a “rebirth” among young people and families exploring faith.
