Some of Bath Abbey's worshippers have been left disappointed after it was announced that the traditional Choral Matins service would be scrapped after more than 400 years.

It is difficult for fathers to be both best friends and role models to their sons, says the CEO of Christian charity Family Matters Institute.

Christians Against Poverty has welcomed proposals by the financial watchdog for credit card companies which will waiver fees for millions of people languishing under long-term debt.

Nearly one million people across Britain could be affected by religious discrimination, harassment or bullying at work, new research has found.

Ministers from three Christian denominations have begun offering Chaplaincy services to staff at Sports Direct headquarters in Derby.

Christian protesters in China clashed with hundreds of police officers who converged on one of the state-run churches to install surveillance equipment. 

Pope Francis has visited a northern region of Italy which was hit by two deadly earthquakes in 2012.

The Duchess of Cornwall has laid flowers at an Italian church in honour of her great-grandmother.

The Church of England faces a "grave" future because too few younger people are coming forward to take over the running of things like providing teas and coffee at church.

The Catholic Church seems to be showing "nothing but contempt" for those affected by child sex abuse, one survivor has claimed.

The leaders of three Christian denominations in northern Iraq have united to embark on a big rebuilding programme following widespread damage caused by Islamic State.

Sleepy plane passengers were treated to an unusual experience when a choir broke out into song on-board their transatlantic flight.

Nearly 150 people who are killed during a massacre targeting Christians at a university in Kenya are being remembered exactly two years on from the attack.

The Church of England has criticised a decision by the BBC to close its in-house religion and ethics television production department.