Susie Turner

• Oklahoma: Christians responding after deadly tornado

  Salvation Army, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association responding; prayers said in Church of Scotland General Assembly

• Gospel for Asia assists Bangladesh after tropical storm

  Gospel for Asia is responding after Tropical Storm Mahasen left thousands of people displaced and homeless in Bangladesh and Burma.

• Project completes first phase of churchyard wildlife survey

  A major inter-diocesan project to survey and assess the wildlife and ecology of churchyards in Greater London has completed its first phase

• God's presence in a shanty town

  Keith Holder has spent the last 20 years giving children the best chance at life in a Costa Rica shanty

• How dementia-friendly is your church?

  Christian disability charity Livability has been putting this very question to people attending this year's Christian Resources Exhibition in Esher, Surrey.

• Sacred spaces in the community

  The Archbishop of Wales is encouraging churches to see the sacred in less obvious places as they engage in their communities.

• State of emergency declared in Nigeria's violence-hit regions

  Christian Solidarity Worldwide is calling upon the international community to help in Nigeria put a stop to violence

• Churches encouraged to pray for parent and toddler groups

  The National Day of Prayer for Parent and Toddler Groups takes place on 2 June

• What impact does child sponsorship have?

  An independent study has found that child sponsorship makes a "statistically significant" impact on the lives of participating children.

• Service to remember Alethea Taylor

  St George's Church, Orleton, will be holding a special service on Wednesday in memory of one of its members Alethea Taylor, who went missing last year.

• Samaritan's Purse gives vulnerable children and families a brighter future

  Samaritan's Purse has launched a new campaign to lift 30,000 families from a life of grinding poverty to a life of hope by 2016.

• Archbishop: Everyone is called to be a disciple

  The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby opened up about his conversion, losing his daughter Johanna, and what he learned from working in the oil industry in a wide-ranging interview at Holy Trinity Brompton's Leadership Conference on Monday.