A vicar in Norfolk has won a fight to have a broadband antenna on the spire of his church.

Christian charities are among 160 organisations which have signed a letter calling upon EU countries to no longer "lower standards" when it comes to the treatment of refugees.

The decision to appoint the first female singer to join the St Paul's Cathedral Choir has been criticised as "nonsense" by one of the country's leading choristers.

A Labour MP's publicly requested to meet the new Bishop of Sheffield over his views about women in church leadership.

Christian campaigners are welcoming what they say is a "major climbdown" by the Scottish Government over controversial plans to give every child a designated adult to monitor their welfare.

An Australian Christian's claiming believers he knows are getting gun licences in response to increasing numbers of Muslims coming to live where they are.

Canon Andrew White, the man known as the Vicar of Baghdad, has said he will not stop ministering in the Middle East, despite being "retired" by the charity he founded.

It's hoped two million women in poorer countries will be helped to start businesses which can support their families, thanks to a new Christian lending scheme.

The Bishop of Gloucester's released a new video to mark International Women's Day, addressing self-esteem and the plight of female prisoners.

Holding a second referendum on the final Brexit deal would add to the nation's divisions and "deepen the bitterness", the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned.

A church in Staffordshire has successfully seen off opposition from conservationists in their bid to display poppies commemorating the war dead, throughout the year.

Preachers are being invited to enter the second annual Sermon of the Year competition, which is being organised by London School of Theology and Preach Magazine.

Politicians in the Philippines have backed reintroducing the death penalty, despite protests from Catholic bishops outside the national congress building.

Universities are being urged to change the way they treat religion.