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Nationalist Hindu group destroys church, threatens believers

The situation of Christians has sharply deteriorated in many countries according to a new report due to be launched later today.

Church leaders in England and Scotland are championing their local credit unions today.

The Church of Scotland has proposed changing religious observance to a 'time for reflection'.

A new book charting Suffolk's magnificent churches is being published ahead of the diocese's centenary celebrations next year.

The Methodist Church in Britain has granted the Diocese of Peshawar in Pakistan Â£5000 following the suicide bomb attack on a church last month.

The Evangelical Alliance has criticised the Government for continually raising the stakes and prizes on gambling machines.

SCIAF launches campaign targeting Scotland's Â£9 billion Procurement budget

People from across Worcestershire and Dudley gathered in Worcester Cathedral on Sunday to bid farewell to the Bishop of Dudley.

People across London gathered on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral last night to 'shine a light on corruption'.

A 7.2-magnitude earthquake toppled the bell tower of the Philippines' oldest church, the Basilica of the Holy Child, on Tuesday 15 October 2013.

Canon Phil Potter has been appointed as the Archbishop's Missioner and new team leader of Fresh Expressions.

Gospel for Asia distributing medical supplies, clean water, food and clothing in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin

Christians are jailed, tortured and prevented from meeting together

The Archbishop of Wales, Dr Barry Morgan, dedicated a new national memorial on Monday to all those killed in mining accidents in Wales.

Swansea conference helps churches grapple with a national problem.