A snowboarding vicar has blessed the piste of the UK's longest indoor real snow slope to mark the official end of the European ski season.

Catholic services have been cancelled for a second weekend in Sri Lanka's capital after the government warned of more possible attacks.

Flowing honey - used as imagery in the Bible to capture the Promised Land's abundance and blessing - seems to have had the opposite effect on a church in Oxfordshire.

A Christian charity has welcomed a major victory toward eliminating child marriages in Pakistan.

Israel's UN ambassador Danny Danon has used scripture from the Bible in an attempt to prove Jewish people's connection to the land of Israel.

It's been revealed that the man who has been accused of opening fire in a US synagogue last Saturday was a churchgoer.

Four Christians who were arrested in Nepal's Dang Deukhuri District for sharing their faith - an act that was criminalised in the country two years ago, have now been released.

The Vatican is hosting a conference on the resurgence of nationalism around the world, warning of the dangers of economic protectionism, xenophobic anti-migrant rhetoric and weak international institutions to the democratic world order.

A church warden murdered a university lecturer and tried to kill a retired headmistress who he had "gaslighted" to believe they were going insane in order to benefit from their wills, a court heard.

The most popular songs played at funerals have been revealed - with no traditional hymns in the top ten for the first time.

Independent MP Fiona Onasanya has lost her seat in the House of Commons after more than 27 per cent of registered voters in her Peterborough constituency signed a recall petition demanding her removal.

A Christian MP has added his voice to concerns that fees being introduced at a growing number of ATMs will hit poorer families the hardest.

As Venezuela's president has responded defiantly after more violent protests in the capital, Christians have been urged to pray for believers in the country.

China, Iran and Russia have been named by an independent US body among 16 countries where violations of religious freedom are "most egregious".