The Australian Christian Lobby has welcomed a significant delay in the introduction of same-sex marriage in the country.

A Catholic priest has displayed an aborted baby in his church to encourage people to vote for Donald Trump in the US election because of his anti-abortion stance. 

Police in Morocco have refused to investigate the attempted murder of a prominent Christian campaigner in the coastal city of Casablanca, last week.

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The Archbishop of Canterbury is warning Christians are sometimes being dismissed by government workers as "a bit bonkers."

No-one could have "predicted or pre-empted" the murder of Christian teacher Ann Maguire by a 15-year-old pupil, an official review into the killing has concluded.

The distribution of more than 500,000 emergency food parcels by church-based foodbank staff across the UK in the first six months of 2016 is a "huge scandal", a bishop has told Premier.

The Archbishop of York has announced that a famous church in Hull will be granted Minster status next year.

The wife of British entertainer Sir Bruce Forsyth has revealed she prays for her husband to get better.

Christian Aid has slammed the UK's largest banks for investing too much in fossil fuels and not enough in renewable energies.

A reception in Abu Dhabi attended by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall has been heralded by a Catholic bishop in the region as showcasing how people of different faiths are living side-by-side.

As a new benefit cap comes into force, a coalition of churches is warning poor children will be hit the hardest.

The work of an accomplished Christian charity founder to help stop children on council estates being excluded from school and turning to crime is being recognised by the academic world.