Churches have 'big part to play' in ending trafficking
Churches are being encouraged to get involved in the fight against human trafficking and modern-day slavery.
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Porsche apologises for removing Jesus statue from car advert
Porsche has apologised after being accused of airbrushing out a Jesus statue from the background of one of its car adverts.
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British Rowing bans trans-identified males from competing in women's events
The new policy on Competition Eligibility and Procedures, which is to take effect on September 11.
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Free Church takes concerns about contentious issues to Scottish government
One of the Free Church's most pressing concerns is a proposed ban on 'conversion practices'.
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Charges filed against man who prayed silently in abortion clinic buffer zone
The Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), which is defending Adam Smith-Connor, said it was an "unexpected U-turn".
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Lizzo backing dancers allege Christianity was pushed on them
The lawsuit filed by some of Lizzo's backing dancers this week includes allegations that Christianity was forced onto them.
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Don't let leprosy surge spoil your holiday plans, says charity
A Christian charity is telling holidaymakers not to fear after reports that leprosy is on the rise in the US and may already be endemic in Florida.
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Teachers must be free to use biological gender and pronouns, says Christian group
Christian Concern is urging the government to protect the free speech of teachers who do not agree with using transgender children's preferred gender or pronouns.
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Franklin Graham returns to UK
American evangelist Franklin Graham will be back in the UK this month for another stop on his God Loves You Tour.
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'Exciting' archaeological discoveries at Exeter Cathedral
The discoveries have transformed the understanding of the original building.
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Christian charity concerned over Cyprus assisted suicide case
Christian charity CARE has voiced concern about calls to legalise assisted suicide in the UK after a man sentenced in the killing of his terminally ill wife was freed by a Cypriot court.
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Top EU official challenges Covid bans on communal worship
Bans on communal worship during the pandemic were "profoundly illiberal and illegitimate", says top EU official Jan Figel, who has filed a religious freedom challenge at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
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Bishop's disappointment as Lord Sentamu refuses to make safeguarding apology
The Bishop of Newcastle has expressed disappointment that
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