The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) has put forth its pick for the next general secretary.

A Christian charity has told Premier the Children's Commissioner's estimate of 46,000 young people being involved in gangs can be attributed partly to a breakdown in family life.

The plight of persecuted Christians around the world has been discussed at Parliament.

A WW2 memorial chapel to the aircrew that died protecting Britain's shores from German attack has been saved from closure thanks to a £2m Heritage Lottery grant.  

An investigation by Associated Press has found that a hospital in Italy has been cutting corners and putting profit before lives.

A church in Scotland has partnered with a local council to make sure 250 vulnerable children don't go hungry this summer.

A Jewish extremist has been found guilty of setting fire to a landmark Roman Catholic Church in Israel. 

Facebook has refused to create a crucifix reaction emoji after calls from Christians.

Authorities in Portugal have rejected claims made by a television programme that a convent was damaged while Monty Python star Terry Gilliam filmed a movie there.

Cardinal Vincent Nichols has welcomed an announced by the Government that a programme to resettle vulnerable refugees is being expanded to include families from outside Syria.

Sir Tim Rice has criticised teachers who changed lyrics in the Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat musical by removing a reference to Israel.

A memorial service is taking place today for preacher and writer Dr Michael Eaton at Westminster Chapel.

The chief inspector of the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) has warned that thousands of children are at risk in unregistered faith schools - whether, Christian, Jewish or Islamic.

Liberal Democrat former business secretary Sir Vince Cable has said party leader Tim Farron didn't handle questions around gay rights and his Christian faith well during the election campaign.