Christian Today staff writer

• Murdered Archbishop Oscar Romero's brother says he forgives killers

  The younger brother of murdered Archbishop Oscar Romero has said he forgives his killers – but wishes they had been brought to justice.

• Why the Palm Sunday crowd really spread their cloaks on the ground

  Can even preachers who never learned Greek, or have forgotten what they did know, use the tools of real scholarship in their Easter preparation?

• Florida bridge collapse: Prayers offered as four dead in 'tragic' incident

  Donald Trump offered his prayers after a newly-installed pedestrian bridge in Florida collapsed on Thursday, killing four people and leaving several others critically injured.

• San Diego bishop condemns Trump's Mexico wall after border visit

  San Diego Catholic Bishop Robert McElroy hit out at Donald Trump's visit to the Mexican border earlier this week, where the President displayed several prototypes for his controversial border wall.

• Pope Francis could visit Pakistan after meeting with Catholic bishops

  Pope Francis could visit Pakistan after hosting the country's Catholic bishops in the Vatican on Thursday.

• Refugees stream out of eastern Ghouta as Syrian army closes in

  Thousands of Syrians fled a rebel pocket in eastern Ghouta on Thursday and crossed by foot to army positions as troops seized more ground in the opposition stronghold.

• 'Stand up if you're new': How welcoming is your church?

  Most churches today hope to be a place of welcome, but are they? A recent study of US protestant churches by LifeWay Research surveyed 1,000 congregations on how they greet their guests.

• Two Dead Sea Scrolls never before displayed in public to be shown in US exhibition

  Two Dead Sea Scrolls never before displayed in public will be part of a vast exhibition of ancient artefacts from Israel going on display at a museum in Denver, Colorado, tomorrow.

• Dozens dead as more violence hits central Nigeria

  Three more villages in Nigeria's central Plateau State came under deadly attack yesterday as Fulani herdsmen continued their killing spree in the country's volatile Middle Belt.

• Northern Ireland pastor reports 'extreme' threats after church showed 'gay cure' film

  The pastor of a Northern-Ireland church says the community has received violent threats after its screening of a controversial 'gay cure' documentary.

• A thousand Christians from around the globe warn of 'death-dealing forces' in the world today

  More than 1,000 evangelicals and missionaries from the World Council of Churches' Conference on World Mission and Evangelism (CWME) have issued a 'Call to Discipleship' warning of 'death-dealing forces' and the 'shocking accumulation of wealth' in the world today.

• Church in Wales warns of graveyards running out of space for the dead

  The Church in Wales has warned that Wales may soon run out of space to bury the dead, with many cemeteries lacking sufficient space and nearing full capacity.