'Words cannot convey our distress': New Zealand church leaders respond to mosque killings
'No religious organisation or group deserves to be the target of someone's hate – regardless of beliefs.'
'No religious organisation or group deserves to be the target of someone's hate – regardless of beliefs.'
The General Synod of the Evangelical Church in Austria has voted in favour of allowing blessings for same-sex unions.
Margaret Jackson and Maureen Jack look like two ordinary women but they were strangers until a life-changing act of generosity a few years ago forged not only a close friendship, but a unique bond.
British Christians need to be sensitive to their country's colonial past and how this might affect their witness in communities that once belonged to the Empire, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.
A growing number of Catholics are now questioning their commitment to the Church in the wake of the recent sexual abuse scandal involving young people and priests, a new Gallup poll has found.
With women now making up nearly a third of the clergy in the Church of England, a 364-year-old support ministry is rebranding to be more inclusive.
Cardinal George Pell, the most senior Catholic leader to be convicted of child sexual abuse, was today sentenced to six years in prison by Melbourne county court.
According to this law, 'the creation of a sect and expansion of sectarianism' is forbidden and subject to persecution.
It's been 25 years since the first women in the Church of England were ordained as priests and events are taking place across the country to mark the major milestone.
The issue, it seems to me, often occurs with those who have not taken a theological stand, but simply reflect the sexism of the age.
The World Council of Churches was today mourning the death of the Rev Norman Tendis, one of the 157 people killed in the tragic Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday.
The debate over a woman's place in the Church has raged since the very outset. Rather than step into this minefield, here are 10 great women giving us all great example.
How can the Church stay united and Christians continue to be known for their love while also disagreeing?