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A computer programmer accused of helping the Pope's former butler leak confidential documents has gone on trial in the Vatican.

The auxiliary bishop of Westminster last night urged Christians to pray for the restoration of family values.

Christian Aid is among the NGOs calling upon Israel to reconsider plans to build new homes in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Group 1 Crew have released an EP specially for the Christmas season.

Malawi has suspended its anti-homosexual law ahead of a decision from the parliament on whether to repeal it altogether.

Christians in the UK and Ireland will be staying silent in solidarity with Christians silenced for their faith around the world.

A Catholic academic institute is calling upon Christians and non-Christians alike to oppose proposals to legalise genetically modified babies.

A Pakistani pastor was arrested and accused of blasphemy after police took him into protective custody when a Muslim mob attacked his home.

Around 50,000 people turned up for the opening of a new church in Sao Paulo on Friday

Christians across the US are praying as the nation decides whether to reelect Barack Obama or put Mitt Romney in the White House instead.

When it comes to organising the family get away, it looks like women are the ones making sure it all goes to plan.

Jesus Culture With Martin Smith: Live From New York is set to be released on 20 November.

Churches in London are being invited to take part in a year of mission throughout 2013.

Six years after it landed on bookshop shelves, The God Delusion is still stirring debate among Christians and non-Christians alike.

Nigerian Anglicans are asking Christians around the world to pray and fast for an end to violence in the country.

Methodist Youth President Hayley Moss is in Poland this week to visit one of the most notorious symbols of Nazi terror.