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Most Americans concerned about violence against Jews and Muslims
A majority Americans are concerned about violence against Jews for the first time, according to a new poll.
New Bishop of Sheffield announced after 'highly individualised attacks' forced Philip North to stand down
The new Bishop of Sheffield has been announced as Pete Wilcox, current Dean of Liverpool Cathedral, after Philip North withdrew under intense pressure from opponents.
BBC Religion coverage a 'mess' and 'dangerously out of touch', says former presenter
The BBC's religion coverage 'is dangerously out of touch with faith communities', according to a former Sunday programme presenter.
Holocaust denial 'bishop' sets up breakaway traditionalist group in Kent, takes in clergy accused of sex abuse
Clergy accused of sex abuse are finding refuge with a breakaway order run by a breakaway traditionalist British priest in Kent.
On being a gay man and a conservative Christian at the same time - why this theology can be a 'gift to the church'
Conservative in stance and evangelical in background, the Christian Spring Harvest festival is looking to tackle the deep and entrenched divisions in the Church in a way that emphasises love.
Son of former Archbishop of Canterbury cleared of sex abuse charges
The son of former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey has been cleared of sex abuse charges against a young woman.
Nicky Morgan vows to keep asking questions because 'we have no effective opposition'
Nicky Morgan has vowed to continue rebelling and pressurising Theresa May from the backbenches after she was sacked on the Prime Minister's first day in the job.
UK Church leaders accuse government of imposing cruel 'two-child limit'
UK church leaders are accusing the government of 'deliberately ignoring' the country's poorest and most vulnerable children.
Ken Livingstone decision shows Labour is 'failing the Jewish community', says Chief Rabbi
The Labour Party is being accused of 'failing the Jewish community' after it did not expel Ken Livingstone for comments he made linking Adolf Hitler to Zionism.
Hundreds of religious groups call on Congress to keep Johnson Amendment
Nearly 100 religious groups are urging Congress to keep the Johnson Amendment that which limits churches' political activities.
'What do I do if God's will is not ours?' Revolutionary Bible study tool hopes to unite thousands
The hope is thousands of small groups watch a video online simultaneously and share their thoughts and own answers on social media via #globalhaverim.
Christian programme matches discarded adopted embryos with donor parents
Unwanted human embryos adopted by couples who could not conceive and born into their new family are now being reconnected with their biological parents.
Bishop of Truro appointed Archbishop of Canterbury's key advisor
The Archbishop of Canterbury's new senior advisor will be the current Bishop of Truro, Tim Thornton.
Southern Baptists launch bid to recruit ethnic minority missionaries
Southern Baptists are launching funding efforts to address a chronic under-representation of ethnic minorities in overseas mission trips.
Theresa May backs Church of England and attacks National Trust for 'airbrushing faith' out of Easter
The National Trust is being accused by the Church of England of 'airbrushing faith' after it dropped the word 'Easter' from its seasonal egg hunt.
Pope Francis visits earthquake hit victims
Pope Francis visited an embattled region of Italy on Sunday that has been rebuilt after being devastated by earthquakes five years ago.