King visits Coptic Orthodox Centre
King Charles has paid a visit to the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre UK where he took part in an Advent service and Christmas reception.
King Charles has paid a visit to the Coptic Orthodox Church Centre UK where he took part in an Advent service and Christmas reception.
The government has said it "expects all UK businesses" to respect human rights, including freedom of religion or belief (FoRB).
A major study has found that many religious workers in the UK and US feel uncomfortable expressing their faith in the workplace.
A project run by Church Army is partnering with homelessness charity Crisis to provide shelter for women who would otherwise be sleeping rough this Christmas, as well as additional support to help them rebuild their lives in the New Year.
Porn websites will have to carry out age checks in future to ensure children are unable to access their services, under proposals published today by Ofcom.
A Bill that will require the Government to conduct a review into the risks associated with at-home medical abortions in which a woman self-administers a medical abortion outside of a clinical setting has been launched in the House of Lords.
Pro-abortion MPs, Stella Creasy and Diana Johnson, have hijacked a government bill by tabling amendments that propose removing offences that make it illegal to perform a self-abortion at any point right through to birth.
The funeral of baby Indi Gregory was held in Nottingham's Catholic Cathedral on Friday.
Nearly a quarter of young Brits would ban the Bible if they felt its pages contained 'hate speech', according to a poll.
Chichester Cathedral has called the disruption of a service by climate protesters as it was being broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 "disappointing".
The Jesus Film Project has announced a new animated version in the pipeline that will introduce the story of the life of Jesus to a whole new generation.
Most Christians feel confident about sharing their faith - but with some people more than others, according to research by London City Mission (LCM).
British workers with a faith are more trusting, satisfied and optimistic than their atheist counterparts, a new study shows.