Florence Taylor
Man accused of posing as a priest and stealing from parishioners has been arrested
A man who has posed as a priest since the mid 1990s, calling himself "Padre" and celebrating sacraments, was arrested for grand theft on Tuesday, according to police.
Official prayers published in run up to Queen's 90th birthday
Prayers approved by the Queen herself have been published by the Church of England to celebrate the monarch's upcoming 90th birthday.
How to kick-start your prayer life
Sometimes we need a jump start to reinvigorate our prayer lives. Flo Taylor offers some tips.
Feeling burned out? 10 Bible verses to reassure you of God's strength
Serving in ministries and at work can be exhausting. Here are ten Bible verses to encourage you when you're feeling exhausted.
Bishop TD Jakes launches new app to make the Bible more accessible in a digital age
Megachurch pastor Bishop TD Jakes has launched a "TD Jakes Ministries Bible App", hoping to make the Bible more accessible in a digital age.
Love Auto-Repair: How one church's mechanical ministry is bringing good news to its community
Craig Agapie is the manager of Love Auto Repair, a Christian garage seeking to be good news to downtown Fort Wayne by providing affordable car-repairs and apprenticeships for young people in the foster-system.
Natalie Grant thanks fans for 'worldwide prayer chain' during daughter's illness
Christian singer Natalie Grant has shared how the prayers of her fans gave her the strength she needed while her daughter was in hospital with severe complications from asthma.
Justin Welby reveals 'I Am With You' as the Archbishop's Lent book for 2016
Episcopal chaplain and theologian Kathryn Greene-McCreight's book, 'I Am With You', has been announced as the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent book for 2016.
Pope Francis urges nuns and priests to avoid dropping a 'gossip bomb'
Pope Francis told nuns and priests to bite their tongues on Monday, during an address marking the end of the Year of Consecrated life.
How the story of Rahab reveals God's redemptive nature
She might have been a prostitute and a Gentile, but she's also one of only five women mentioned in the geneaology of Jesus and is held up alongside Sarah â the wife of Abraham â as "faithful" in Hebrews 11. What does God's decision to use Rahab teach us about Him?
ISIS is committing genocide, declares Council of Europe
The resolution was passed just a week before the EU is scheduled to vote on a similar motion.
Planned cross-border Eucharist highlights plight of immigrants
American and Mexican Christians have planned a Eucharist service straddling the America-Mexican border to draw attention to the plight of immigrants.
Britain First is corrupting the message of the cross, and we need to claim it back
It might seem obvious that extreme right-wing party Britain First is not a Christian group. Its scaremongering policies, widely considered to be racist, are hopefully not the first thing that spring to mind when you think of Christianity.
Bernie Sanders says he is 'not actively involved in organised religion'
Days before the Iowa caucus, Bernie Sanders has opened up about his faith, saying although he believes in God, he was "not actively involved with organised religion".
Nigeria: Two pastors kidnapped and held for ransom
Two pastors have been abducted this month in Kogi state, Nigeria, Morning Star News reports.
Iowa: Catholics and evangelicals unite to put payday loans on agenda
Evangelicals and Catholics have united in an effort to put payday lending on the agenda ahead of the Iowa caucus, according to the Catholic News Service.