A church in north London, that applied for a licence to serve alcohol and hold musical performances in the evenings has been told it will have to wait after the police have claimed that 'ornaments could be used as weapons'. 

Sir Andreas Whittam Smith has announced he is to stand down as First Church Estates Commissioner after 15 years in the role.

US Presidential hopeful Donald Trump asked people to raise their hands at a rally if they were not conservative Christians before he suggested making them leave.

A Christian web designer say her email inbox has been inundated with "vile" and "hate-filled" messages since she filed a lawsuit in the US, challenging state law concerning same-sex marriage.

Businessman and volunteer church leader Samuel Boateng will appear on the new series of TV show The Apprentice when it begins on BBC1.

The most senior lawyer on the national inquiry into how the Church and other UK institutions dealt with the sexual abuse of children learned of his suspension from news reports on the internet.

A Christian campaigner has urged people to put children's wellbeing above offending someone, as the NSPCC reports a sharp rise in calls regarding domestic violence. 

A South Carolina church has sheltered hundreds of young children after a shooting at their primary school.

Irish priests are condemning artwork depicting Jesus in a bottle of urine, due to go on display at a gallery.

A pastor in Cheshire's been accused of wrongly claiming £36,000 in disability benefits.

The Bishop of Bangor is running the Snowdonia Marathon in Wales on Thursday to raise awareness and funds for Christian volunteers working with refugees in Calais 'Jungle' camp.

Sir Cliff Richard has released details of his 101st album, Just... Fabulous Rock 'n' Roll.

A Christian MP's been explaining to Premier why he's preparing to return to Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet - nine months after he resigned in anger.

A Yorkshire minister's built his very own shepherd's hut to give him space for prayer and reflection in a busy world.