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In Catholic Italy, 'de-baptism' is gaining popularity
For many, abandoning the church is a statement against its positions on LGBTQ rights, euthanasia and abortion.
Catholic bishops greenlight Communion document, but don't single out politicians
After months of controversy, a much anticipated document barely mentioned politicians at all.
Christian florist to pay $5,000 in settlement with gay customer who asked for wedding flowers
It spares Barronelle Stutzman, 77, the prospect of having to pay crippling legal fees and facing possible bankruptcy.
US State Department wrong to remove Nigeria from countries of concern list - CSW
A local CSW source said the decision "will give perpetrators the green light to continue violating our rights."
Christmas and the extra present it can give to people living with dementia
Memories of Christmas can restore a person with dementia's sense of identity and strengthen their faith.
'Truth is under attack,' BBC chief tells church service
Truth is under attack like never before, BBC director general Tim Davie told a special church service in London, attended by the Duchess of Cornwall.
Archbishop of Canterbury apologises over George Bell mistakes
The Archbishop of Canterbury has apologised over mistakes in his handling of allegations made posthumously against the late Bishop George Bell.
Colombian tribal couple share their faith even after losing jobs and receiving death threats
"We are preaching from one end to the other in this area. I feel strengthened, I'm alive."
24/7 Prayer International CEO suspended
The board of 24-7 Prayer International has suspended CEO Mike Andrea following "serious allegations of historic misconduct".
Growth plans are not about 'one way of being Church replacing another', says Archbishop of York
The Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell has admitted to the General Synod that his vision for "a mixed ecology" Church has not been "clearly presented" and has "caused nervousness".
Franklin Graham's UK tour to go ahead in 2022
Franklin Graham's UK tour is back on after being delayed due to the pandemic and legal challenges against venues that cancelled his events.
Liverpool Cathedral has 'robust processes' in place for asylum seekers showing interest in Christianity
Liverpool Cathedral has defended its work with asylum seekers after coming under fire because of its connection with the Poppy Day bomber.
Church called to 'love without discrimination' after questions raised over bomber's Christian conversion
"The Church will always report those who seek to abuse the system and cause harm to the relevant authority, and would never offer its most precious and sacred gift of baptism to those it believes do not truly desire it or understand the responsibilities of receiving it."
Churches are 'easy targets for criminals'
More than 4,000 crimes were committed at churches and religious premises across the UK over the past year.
'Saving the parish' and church planting must go hand in hand - Archbishop
"To save the parish does not mean to stop church planting. To church plant does not mean abandoning the parish," the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
Gospel 'has brought hope' during the pandemic, says Queen
The Queen missed the inaugural meeting of the newly-elected Synod for the first time in her 69-year reign due to medical advice that she should rest.