Ruth Mawhinney
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I'm Leaving Christian Today But I Still Believe In Christian Journalism
People always say: "So you only write good news stories then? You only do things that are good and uplifting?" Well, no.
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Seven Years On: What Haiti Tells Us About Extreme Poverty And The Gospel Of Hope
"There's poverty, there's extreme poverty, and then there's this."
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Haiti: Where Elections Are A Matter Of Life And Death
Getting on for seven years after the devastating earthquake that levelled much of the capital and affected 3 million people, much of Haiti still barely functions.
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'Pray That God Keeps Us Safe': Hurricane Matthew Slams Into Haiti With Deadly Waves
The fiercest Caribbean storm in almost a decade ripped into Haiti's southwestern peninsula early on Tuesday.
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Does Evangelicalism Have A Future? Yes, Says Clive Calver â But Only If It Puts Jesus First
"I don't ask anyone to believe in Jesus. I don't ask people to receive Jesus. We've banned it in our church."
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Evangelism in an age of terror, homophobia and indifference... An interview with Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby
How can we be effective evangelists when for many, faith and the church hold little attraction? Justin Welby has a few ideas...
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William and Kate visit Christian charity XLP
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today visited Christian youth charity XLP in London.
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Justin Welby's 'War on Wonga' gets a boost
Church launches new scheme to support credit unions over payday lenders
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Meriam Yehya Ibrahim gives birth to baby girl
Sudanese woman sentenced to death for apostasy gave birth this morning