Christian preacher facing prison over Bible sign near abortion clinic
A Christian preacher who held a sign with a Bible verse on it inside an abortion clinic 'buffer zone' could be sent to prison.
A Christian preacher who held a sign with a Bible verse on it inside an abortion clinic 'buffer zone' could be sent to prison.
UK faith leaders, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, have made a joint appeal for unity among Britain's faith communities amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.
A High Court judge in the United Kingdom has ruled to remove life support from a 7-month-old baby, a decision that contradicts her parents' desire to keep their daughter alive.
The fascinating story of a medieval church in the heart of Scotland with ties to Mary Queen of Scots, King James VI of Scotland and I of England, and John Knox is being brought to life thanks to a new partnership with the local district.
The Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF) has apologised after a final report into allegations of breaching employment law and sexual discrimination upheld some of the complaints.
The Museum begins with a gallery tracing the origins of faith in Britain from 6,000 years ago and ends with contemporary artists and their personal responses to faith.
A Christian teacher has claimed she was "treated like a dangerous criminal" after being sacked by a Church of England school for refusing to teach "extreme" LGBT lessons and sharing her Christian beliefs on these issues with pupils.
Breaching the terms of the proposed 'safe access zones' could result in an unlimited maximum fine.
Loren Cunningham, the founder of Youth With a Mission, known as YWAM, has passed away from cancer. He was 88.
Broadcaster Calvin Robinson has spoken about being fired from GB News after voicing support for fellow presenters Dan Wootton and Laurence Fox.
A Christian councillor suspended after sharing a tweet in which he criticised LGBT Pride events has staged a protest at the Conservative Party Conference.
A Harvest festival was held in St Paul's Cathedral for the first time in years at the weekend amid concerns of a return to "Dickensian" levels of food poverty.
The Home Secretary has reportedly ignored requests by the Archbishop of Canterbury to meet.