Church Action on Poverty has again warned about zero-hours contracts, after the number of workers employed on the controversial work arrangements reached a record high.

The Prime Minister's questioned a judgement given by a European court which said businesses can stop employees wearing religious symbols.

New guidance has been issued by bishops in the Church of England regarding domestic abuse.

A Christian politician in the Netherlands has said far-right candidate Geert Wilders could reduce religious freedom for believers if he gains significant power in the country's general election.

Christian adventurer, writer and television presenter Bear Grylls has agreed to stay on as Chief Scout at the Scout Association until 2020.

The Church of England has described a court decision to let employers prevent staff from wearing religious symbols at work as "troubling".

Christian charities have come together with others to fight a food crisis putting sixteen million people at risk of starvation in East Africa.

Six years since the Syrian war first started, Christian Aid is calling on believers to "pray and put action behind their prayers" to help end it.

The first ever Anglican choral evensong has been celebrated in St Peter's Basilica in Rome.

Squatters have planted their first crops on land owned by the Catholic Church on the outskirts of Rome.

Gambling addiction is on the rise among young people because technology has made it so easy, a Christian charity founder has warned. 

A Christian gender equality campaigner's welcomed a vote by one of Scotland's most famous golf clubs to allow women to join for the first time.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that employers can ban workers from wearing religious symbols at work. 

Christian charities have expressed concern that a government clampdown on aggressive bailiffs has "had only minimal impact".