News
Is it ok for Christians to believe in karma?
Karma is a belief in Hinduism and Buddhism, something that is not mentioned in the Bible no matter what translation, version, or language you use.
School principal and secretary placed on leave after praying over a student despite having mother's consent
School staff praying over a student is a no-no in this public school in Virginia, even with the knowledge and consent of the students' parents.
Muslims shield dozens of Christians to help them evade ISIS attack
Politician and traditional clan leader Norodin Alonto Lucman reportedly hid Christians in his home.
Saying it with flowers: How a Manchester church reached out to its local mosque
One church in the city's Levenshulme district was determined to make sure Muslims in the area knew they were accepted and loved.
How should Christians decide whose political ideology is the correct 'Biblical' one?
Paul Bickley of Theos looks at why Christians can't stand apart from powerful political undercurrents, but also cannot let their thinking be defined by them
Rival 'missionary bishop' to be announced by GAFCON as Scottish Anglicans fight off split
Scottish Anglicans are fighting off a split this week as they prepare to be the first British church to legalise gay marriage.
The medieval martyr who took on Thor: Who was Saint Boniface?
Today marks the feast day of Saint Boniface, the eighth-century 'Apostle to the Germans' who boldly brought Christianity to a pagan land.
More people believe in 'karma' and ghosts than in life after death, new survey finds
More people do not believe in life after death than those who do believe in it, a new survey has showed.
'What kind of a nation we are': Robert F Kennedy's iconic speech offers radical hope in a time of terror
On this day in 1968 US Senator and presidential hopeful Robert F Kennedy was shot, and died the next day. Kennedy's death, like that of his brother JFK five years prior, shook a nation and threatened its humanity. Today, Kennedy's legacy offers light to a world still reeling from terror.
Vigil for London Bridge attack victims planned for this evening close to the scene
The London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, will at 6pm this evening host a vigil for the victims of the London Bridge attack that killed seven people and injured 48 more on Saturday night.
Church is 17th most trusted body in the UK, out of a list of 24
The Church is only the 17th most trusted public institution in the UK according to a new survey. 24 different institutions were ranked by how much they are trusted by the public.
What is the legacy of the Six-Day War, which began 50 years ago today?
Six-Day War, which began 50 years ago today, marked not only an immediate, decisive victory by Israel over its Arab neighbours, but also has had a major, lasting impact on the conflict between the Jewish state and the Palestinians which remains unresolved to this day.
Why is the President attacking our Mayor in the middle of a terror attack?
Our American cousins should know this â the UK withstood the Blitz and the IRA and we will withstand the current wave of terror attacks. You can either help us out or you can spread fake news about us. Make the right choice.
'A clear sign of the demonic' â Archbishop of Canterbury on London's Islamist terror
With the Holy Spirit, the club of the Church 'becomes the greatest army in history'. It grows into an army without weapons, an army of peace that overthrows empires and brings revolution with hope.
'We acknowledge the reality of evil.' Archbishop Welby on the London terror attack
The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke of being 'overwhelmed' by the London terror attack at the last service of his Thy Kingdom Come prayer initiative.
London attacks latest: Welby says religion IS involved as police raids continue
Police have said they know the identities of the London Bridge attackers who killed seven people and injured 48, and will release their names 'as soon as operationally possible'.