Christian Today staff writer

• Methodists round on Jeff Sessions accusing him of breaching church teaching

  More than 600 Methodists have rounded on US attorney general Jeff Sessions accusing him of child abuse and immorality over his role in the Trump administration's 'zero tolerance' policy that has led to children being separated from their parents.

• Analysis: What good did Michael Curry's Royal wedding sermon do?

  Bishop Michael Curry's sermon at the Royal wedding lit up Christian social media for a good fortnight afterwards – an eternity in internet news terms.

• Parliamentarians gather for prayer breakfast featuring Tim Keller, Keith Getty

  Parliament's annual National Prayer Breakfast took place in Westminster Hall this morning, featuring Rev Dr Tim Keller as the event's main speaker.

• Trapped in nail bars and car washes: New school resource aims to tackle modern slavery

  Modern slavery is thought to be taking place in every town and city in the UK, with high risk areas including hand car washes and nail bars.

• Dancing vicar becomes internet sensation with Whit Walk boogie

  A 'boogieing vicar' has become an internet sensation after a video of him dancing on the streets of Ashton-under-Lyne was viewed more than 20,000 times in two days.

• Mike Pilavachi's 'day I'll never forget': Huge response to Soul Survivor rebuilding appeal

  The church in Watford has a thriving ministry and is looking to expand its facilities with a total rebuild of one of the two adjacent warehouses where it meets.

• Opposition mounts to Trump administration's 'cruel', 'un-American' border policy

  Democrats and Republicans rallied against the US government's policy of separating parents and children at the Mexican border yesterday.

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  Geof Morin joining Biblica as its new CEO after more than a decade at the American Bible Society

  Biblica, which holds the rights to the New International Version Bible, has named Geof Morin its new CEO.

• Christian broadcaster Revelation TV fined €6,000 for 'homophobic' comments

  A British based Christian broadcaster has been fined €6,000 for homophobic remarks made on a breakfast show last year.

• Traditional view of atonement 'cheapens God's forgiveness' says Steve Chalke

  Oasis founder Rev Steve Chalke has launched an attack on the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement (PSA) in his latest 'Chalke Talk' video.

• Churches call for halt to Universal Credit rollout after damning report

  Churches have responded to a damning report on the government's flagship Universal Credit benefits system with a call for its implementation to be halted pending an independent review.

• Starvation warning as Saudi-led coalition poised to take Yemen's main port city

  Forces from a Saudi-led coalition were poised to enter the airport of Yemen's main port, Hodeidah, on Friday as the Arab alliance prepared to seize the city in the biggest battle of a three-year war.