The Prime Minister has been caught unaware telling the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Queen that Nigeria and Afghanistan are "possibly the two most corrupt countries in the world".

Prayers used for hundreds of years will become more popular among younger people as they're increasingly dissatisfied with "constant innovation and reckless instability" in the church, the new deputy trustee chairman of the Prayer Book Society (PBS) has said.

The international Christian boxer Manny Pacquiao appears to have won a seat in the Philippine Senate, according to unofficial results. 

A survey of nearly 2000 Christians has found they believe in-depth Biblical teaching in a sermon is over twenty times more important than a good joke.

Two former Rwandan mayors have gone on trial in Paris for allegedly inciting and leading a mass killing in a church during the 1994 Rwandan genocide. 

More than one hundred members of the US's United Methodist Church clergy have come out as gay, defying the denomination's ban on "self-avowed practicing homosexuals" in ministry.

A Chinese bishop who spent six years in labour camps and repeatedly refused to be a part of China's state-monitored church has died aged 90.

International star Lady Gaga has posted a picture of herself in church with her priest praising the Mass she attended on Instagram. 

The overwhelming majority of Christian refugees who have been taken in by Germany have reported some sort of persecution because of their faith.

A survey of Christians has found they believe in-depth Biblical teaching in a sermon is 47 times more important than a good joke.

The Vatican Library and the French University of Notre Dame have entered an agreement that aims to make the books and papers from the research library accessible to scholars, particularly American graduates.

The Vatican Library and the French University of Notre Dame have entered an agreement that aims to make the books and papers from the research library accessible to scholars, particularly American graduates.

The Archbishop of Canterbury's told Premier that any church that leaves evangelism to the 'professionals' is committing missionary suicide.

Hundreds of refugee children should be in the UK in time for the new school year, Lord Rowan Williams has said.