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Bangor Cathedral choir suspended after protest
The choir staged a walkout during Holy Communion at a recent Sunday service.
Pro-Life campaigners mobilise ahead of Lords debate on assisted suicide bill
More than 200 peers have put their names forward to speak in Friday's debate.
Pope urges urgent global action as Sudan reels from war and natural disaster
Pope Leo XIV has appealed to world leaders and humanitarian organisations to act swiftly in response to the escalating crisis in Sudan, where war, famine, disease and a calamitous mudslide have combined to create one of the worst humanitarian emergencies in the world.
Gen Z attending church more often than older people - survey
A new study reveals that Generation Z has higher church attendance rates than older generations of American adults, marking a reversal of long-established patterns.
Petition supporting Bernard Randall reaches 6,000 signatures
A petition in support of the Rev Dr Bernard Randall has received over 6,000 signatures.
Faith Minister role vacant again following Lord Khan’s departure
The government’s Faith Minister role has once again fallen vacant following the latest cabinet reshuffle.
What is Creationtide and why does it matter?
At its heart, this season is a call to return to the biblical vision of creation as God’s gift and humanity’s responsibility - a reminder to Christians that caring for the natural world is not an optional extra, but central to our faith.
Christians raise concerns about 'wildly disproportionate' arrest of Graham Linehan over trans comments
Christian Concern's Paul Huxley said that sending five armed officers to arrest Linehan was “wildly disproportionate”.
Combatting unhealthy fear
The only way to combat unhealthy fear is with healthy fear.
Faith on the shore: Churches take worship and witness to the beach
“We decided we that we weren’t going to do church in the church building, we were going to be church out on the beach, talking to anyone and everyone who comes by and sharing faith."
Israeli archaeologists discover ancient Samaritan agricultural estate
The agricultural estate is believed to have existed for about 400 years from around the 4th to 7th centuries AD, during Roman and Byzantine rule.
Doctors in Canada propose euthanasia for babies with disabilities
Doctors in Canada have said euthanasia for newborn babies who are born with disabilities “may be an appropriate treatment”, as concerns grow about the expansion of Canada’s euthanasia and assisted suicide programme.
‘There is no such thing as the evangelical’ - researchers say movement’s centre has shifted to Global South
“Christianity and evangelicalism look fundamentally different than they did a generation ago."
March for Life UK enjoys record turnout as over 10,000 stand for the unborn in London
Thousands of people from across the UK came together to be a powerful voice for the unborn at the March for Life in London on Saturday.
A third of American Christians don't believe they're sinners
“If we no longer see sin, how can we understand our need for a Saviour?” said Dr George Barna, responding to the research.
Late teen becomes Catholic Church’s first millennial saint
A 15-year-old Italian boy who loved video games and coding will be declared a saint this Sunday, becoming the Catholic Church’s first millennial to receive the title.