Carey Lodge
Supreme Court will decide fate of Catholic midwives in abortion objection case
Two Catholic midwives who contested their duty to be involved in abortion procedures are today having their case reviewed by the Supreme Court in London.
Myles Munroe death: Bahamas PM calls him 'personal friend and spiritual mentor'
Perry Christie said 'It is utterly impossible to measure the magnitude' of the loss of Dr Munroe
Yasser Arafat may have become a Christian, claims RT Kendall
The former leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation may have become a Christian before his death ten years ago, it has been claimed.
Band Aid 30 line-up includes One Direction, Adele and Ellie Goulding
Bob Geldof today announced the line-up for Band Aid 30, which will vie for this year's Christmas No 1.
West End star to launch new multi-denominational Songs of Praise
After over 50 years of broadcasting Anglican services, Songs of Praise is to begin featuring congregations from a variety of Christian faiths.
Hundreds mourn deaths in Spanish church group bus crash
A thousand people have gathered today to mourn the deaths of 14 church-goers who died in a bus crash in southern Spain on Saturday.
Prince Harry quotes Bible in Remembrance Day tribute
Prince Harry yesterday paid tribute to those who died serving the British military in Afghanistan with a verse from the Gospel of John.
Prayers after pastor Myles Munroe and wife Ruth killed in Bahamas plane crash
A plane carrying two pastors and their families has crashed in the Bahamas, killing all nine on board, police have confirmed.
Landmark moment as 125 millionth Bible printed in China
The largest Bible printing factory in the world has printed its 125th million copy.
Almost a quarter of US churches are overspending
Almost one in four Protestant churches in the US are spending more than their budgets allow, a new survey has found.
Leading bioethicist condemns Assisted Dying Bill
A top bioethics professor has slammed the Assisted Dying Bill which returns to the House of Lords today.
Protests at Parliament as Assisted Dying Bill returns to the House of Lords
Lord Falconer's Assisted Dying Bill today returns to the House of Lords, where it will be closely scrutinised by peers.
10 of the best (or worst) Christian bumper stickers
Carey Lodge unearths some examples of Christian theology at its most baffling.
XLP: Young people should not be locked up for knife crime
Plans to give young people mandatory custodial sentences for knife crime have been slammed by urban youth work charity XLP.
The brutal truth behind forced abortions in China
Nobel peace prize nominee Chen Guangcheng has accused the Chinese government of having "contempt for the lives of human beings".
Historian Dan Snow says there is too much religion in Remembrance Day
Too much religious influence in Remembrance Day ceremonies means people are in danger of "switching off" and forgetting what is being commemorated, historian Dan Snow has argued.