A World War One centenary event is taking place today to honour the contributions of millions of African and Caribbean servicemen during the war.

More Scots than ever are describing themselves as having no religion, according to new research.

A Russian Orthodox Christian television channel is offering to pay for one-way plane tickets out of the country for homosexual people.

The Pope has declined to keep on the Vatican's doctrine chief whose five-year term ends this weekend.

France will begin taking in Syrian Christian refugees this month that will be flown in from Lebanon, where they have been living in refugee camps.

As Burundi marks its 55th year of independence, a Christian charity has told Premier its humanitarian crisis is worsening.

A Church of Scotland Chaplain to Police Scotland has told Premier that emergency responders deserve a pay-rise.

The number of nurses and midwives leaving the profession has risen 51 per cent in just four years, with those under the age of retirement citing low pay and poor working conditions.

A sculpture of a "homeless Jesus" sleeping rough is to be installed in Glasgow city centre.

A fox which trapped itself in a small gap between two gravestones has been freed by the RSPCA.

A special fund has reportedly been set up for supporters of Cardinal George Pell to help him fight historical sexual abuse charges.

Pope Francis has expressed his compassion for critically-ill 10 month old Charlie Gard and his parents.

Dozens of Christian volunteers are on hand to share Jesus with tennis fans arriving at Wimbledon for the first day of the competition on Monday.

Religious leaders in Nigeria have called for Christian students to boycott compulsory Arabic classes introduced by the government.