News
Hospital unlawfully withdrew life sustaining treatment from man, court rules
The Christian Legal Centre said an inquiry into end-of-life care is "long overdue".
Catholic priest killed by Israeli tank fire in Lebanon
An IDF tank reportedly fired twice on a civilian dwelling.
Support for assisted suicide in Scotland 'draining away'
The final vote is expected to be very close.
Christian couple separated from daughters after 'religious extremism' accusations lose appeal
Going to church three times a week is evidence of "religious extremism".
Many Britons fear impact of nation's drift from Christianity - poll
“In this post-liberal moment, a trans-denominational Christian restoration is gathering momentum - intellectually, spiritually, and culturally," said Dr Jonathan Price.
Religious ‘nones’ reach record high in US
Only 47% of Americans say religion is ‘very important’.
Keir Starmer praises role of churches in communities
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told 300 delegates at a faith and policy event in London that churches “play an irreplaceable role at the heart of communities.”
How much do we value Jesus: thirty pieces of silver or our supreme treasure?
Is Jesus at the centre of our lives or somewhere on the margins?
Bible sales grew in 2025, data shows
Strong sales in trivia, quiz books and religious titles highlight "sustained demand for escapism and insight", says NielsenIQ.
'Almost 400 million Christians worldwide face persecution or violence,' Holy See warns
Christians remain the most persecuted religious group globally, the Holy See’s representative to the United Nations in Geneva has warned, urging governments to strengthen protections for freedom of religion.
Tom Holland appointed Bede Librarian at Durham Cathedral
Holland said he was honoured to take up the role.
Two more Christians confirmed killed in Iran protests
A total of 19 Christians have been confirmed dead as a result of a crackdown on anti-government protests.
Christians lament government's new Islamophobia definition
“The positives are relative to how bad it could have been."
House of Lords votes to close online porn 'loopholes'
The Online Safety Act may have reduced online pornography, but may also have been used to stifle free speech.
Medical professionals warn Scotland against voting for assisted suicide
A host of medical bodies, as well as church leaders, have publicly opposed assisted suicide.
House of Lords urged to back abolition of non-crime hate incidents
The House of Lords is being urged to vote in favour of abolishing controversial non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs).