The Archbishop of Canterbury's new ambassador to the Vatican has become to focus of a backlash after he said Christians should be "set free" from the view Jesus' resurrection was "a physical event".

The vicar of recently-rejuvenated Hull Minster has told Premier he is "delighted" and "staggered" by a 1,500 per cent increase in visitors.

A Baptist minister only suffered cuts and bruises in a plane crash he says would have killed him without divine intervention.

The well-known television preacher Joyce Meyer has confessed that her beliefs concerning faith and prosperity became "out of balance".

Chris Pratt has begun 2019 with 21 days of "prayer and fasting", following a strict regime inspired by the biblical prophet Daniel.

A cake decorator has told Premier he is willing to go to the United States Supreme Court for a second time over the right to refuse orders which he believes conflict with his Christian faith.

Advertisements quoting Bible verses are appearing on trams and trains this month to entice single Christians who have made finding a partner their new year's resolution.

The Christian pop singer has branched into the wider music industry with gusto, whilst remaining popular among her Christian fans.

As tributes pour in from across the world for Sir Andy Murray, Christians are being encouraged to pray for the tennis star.

The Church of England has welcomed a government U-turn on the Universal Credit benefit system.

Residents at the Vatican are swapping robes and clerical collars for tracksuits and trainers.

One church is Cheshire is bucking the trend of extortionate wedding costs by arranging every aspect of the service for £1000 and church members offering their skills. 

A massive statue of Jesus in Poland would lose its claim to be the tallest figure of Christ in the world, under plans unveiled by a prominent Catholic actor in Mexico.

The official result of a presidential election in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has been questioned by the country's influential Catholic Church.