Church
Bible college to close due to lack of trainees
After 120 years of theological training, St Michael's Bible College in Cardiff is looking to close due to a lack of new trainees
Easter 2014: Church Twitter campaign asks what #EasterMeans, 'You can't keep a good God down'
Between now and Easter Day, the Church is asking people to finish the sentence #EasterMeans... with pictures, stories and messages.
Canon Jeremy Pemberton should be disciplined over gay wedding
The Archbishop of Canterbury may be in difficult position but the Church of England cannot afford to stand by and ignore clergyman's gay wedding, say fellow Anglicans
Congregations leaving Church of Scotland over gay ordination 'but no one's rejoicing'
Two Edinburgh congregations are to leave the Church of Scotland as the vote on ordination of gay clergy nears
Mark Driscoll and the culture of bullying: is it a one man stand?
In light of the recent Mark Driscoll controversy, author Alan Molineaux has asked whether church culture has allowed us to play 'pin the blame on the leader', rather than consider the role of those on the sidelines
Pastor Robert McKeehan commits suicide: NC Community Bible Church church shocked at 42-year-old senior pastor's death
The Community Bible Church in High Point, North Carolina is mourning the death of their Senior Pastor, Robert McKeehan, who reportedly took his own life last Friday.
Abortion and infanticide are 'unspeakable crimes', says Pope
Pope Francis, in what his strongest comments on the issue to date, has condemned abortion and infanticide as "unspeakable crimes"
Gay priest flaunts Church of England same-sex marriage ban
A homosexual hospital chaplain has defied the House of Bishop's ban on those in Church of England ministry entering into same-sex marriages.
Sun shines on Palm Sunday processions
With much of the UK basking in glorious sunshine, it was a great day for Palm Sunday processions
Bob Coy: You'll feel like dying, but choose life!
A fellow pastor's words of encouragement to Bob Coy after his resignation over "moral failing"
'We can hardly complain if we didn't vote': Christians urged to get involved in European Parliament elections
The European Parliament elections have a long tradition of failing to attract large numbers of voters, but British Churches are urging their members to participate
Jesus comes to Brighton
Seasoned Jesus actor James Burke-Dunsmore will be leading an amateur cast in a Passion play this Easter Sunday
Pope 'personally compelled' to ask forgiveness for 'evil' child abuse
The Pope has given his strongest statement yet on the sexual abuse scandals that have rocked the Catholic Church in recent years, and promised "stronger" sanctions in the future.
Pope Francis personally asks for forgiveness for Catholic Church's child sex abuse history
The announcement came on Friday over Vatican Radio.
Anglicans and Pentecostals have 'much to learn' from each other
Representatives of the Church of England and Pentecostal churches were in Hertfordshire this week for two days of dialogue on key doctrinal issues
Prosperity theology is 'false' and a 'parody of the grace of God', says Lausanne
American televangelists are a factor in the spread of prosperity theology, a Lausanne Movement consultation has heard