Andy Walton
Evangelicals form new group within United Methodist Church over homosexuality
The Wesleyan Covenant Association says that it is forming at a time of "great uncertainty about the future of The United Methodist Church, the Wesleyan Covenant Association stands together as an alliance to advance vibrant, scriptural Christianity within Methodism."
As the Rio Olympics starts, here are the best pictures of Christ The Redeemer
This week, sports stars have flocked to the feet of one of the best-know depictions of Jesus. Here we look at some of the most stunning photographs of this beautiful monument.
How does our use of money affect our hearts?
Instead of operating on a principle of giving a part of our income, possessions and wealth to God and then doing as we please with the rest, Jesus is challenging us to do something far more radical. He's suggesting we give it all to God.
Muslim Brotherhood members from Egypt may be eligible for UK asylum
Members of the Muslim Brotherhood from Egypt could be eligible for asylum in the UK. The Sunni political organisation once boasted over two million member in Egypt alone.
The most crucial factor in growing your church? ATTITUDE
How to grow a church is one of the major questions facing Christian leaders today. New research suggests that it isn't primarily a question of theology or style, but instead it's about having an attitude of growth.
Nigeria: Split emerges in Boko Haram - world's deadliest Islamist group
It's reported that a split has emerged among one of the most deadly Islamist groups in the world. Boko Haram has been responsible for numerous atrocities in several African countries - including the mass kidnap of Nigerian schoolgirls.
The Great Banquet: What is Jesus telling us in this famous parable?
Jesus tells the story in response to a challenge to offer His thoughts on the great banquet at the end of time â the coming kingdom.
Belfast Anglican Cathedral appoints Catholic priest for first time ever
A Roman Catholic Preist has been appointed as one of the clergy at Belfast's Anglican Cathedral for the first time ever.
The one argument that might make a hardline atheist stop and think...
Christianity works. We're used to the idea that individual testimonies are a strong witness to the truth and power of God. But so are larger scale episodes of forgiveness and grace.
How Big Sam manages for success: What the Church can learn from the new England football coach
The choice of Sam Allardyce is controversial. But what can the Church learn from his leadership style? Here are some lessons from his long managerial career.
Nuns accused of helping politician hide millions in money and jewels
A group of nuns in Argentina is being investigated over accusations they helped to hide a stash of money and jewelry.
US congressman condemns 'horrendous' rights abuses in North Korea
A senior US politician has joined a church rally in Washington, DC to protest against the abuse of Christians and other dissidents in North Korea.
Theresa May becomes UK Prime Minister: 10 things she should do now
Theresa May is Prime Minister. At 59, she takes on the job with a wealth of experience. So what should she do now? Here are 10 ideas she should implement.
Pastor Evan Mawarire released from custody, calls for more protests against Mugabe
A Zimbabwean court has dismissed charges against a pastor accused of trying to overthrow the government through an internet campaign that inspired rare protests against President Robert Mugabe.
A waste of 100 million dollars: Why the Noah's Ark replica in Kentucky should never have happened
The owners may think that the Ark is the best way of getting the bible on the agenda, but what it's really doing is entrenching a division in American society which is ever more serious.
Future of the Christian Resources Exhibition in doubt
One of the biggest Christian events in the calendar looks to have an uncertain future after its current owners decided to sell up. The Christian Resources Exhibition (CRE) is being sold by Bible Society.