Hungary's Prime Minister has warned that the EU's migration scheme will continue the "de-Christianisation of Europe" if its "attempts" aren't fought.

The archbishop of Canterbury has spoken emotionally about his sadness and sympathy for the family of Charlie Gard.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has inaugurated a 39th province of the worldwide Anglican Communion in Sudan.

The Bishop of Shrewsbury said Christians could become a focus of the Government's new counter-extremism strategy. He claimed the government hasn't clearly defined extremism.

For the first time, a Scottish bishop will celebrate Mass on a double-decker bus.

International footballer Antonio Rudiger has claimed his faith in God has helped him in the tougher times of his career.

A senior Church of England vicar has died after unconfirmed reports that he set fire to himself.

A Christian magistrate who lost his job after speaking out against adoption by same-sex parents will sue the NHS this week under the Equality Act.

To mark the United Nations World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, The Salvation Army will begin innovative work in Nigeria and the Philippines.

The Christian Legal Centre has filed a claim to the European Court of Human Rights on behalf of pro-life campaigner Aisling Hubert.

A minister from Aberdeen has been given the royal seal of approval.

The Pope has posted his condolences on Twitter to the family of Charlie Gard after he died yesterday.

Hillsong Church has denied any involvement with Justin Bieber’s recent world tour cancellation.

Christian charity Safe Families for Children has vowed to reduce the number of children going into care by up to 15% by using church volunteers.