The number of hotels providing Bibles on bedstands has decreased dramatically over the past decade, a US survey has found.

The Prime Minister Theresa May says church will be the main part of her Christmas day celebrations.

Three archbishops from Iraq and Syria have been denied a visa to enter the United Kingdom because the Home Office thought they were too poor.

A town in France faces a fine of €100 a day if it does not remove a statue of the Virgin Mary.

The world record for the most living figures in a nativity scene has been broken by the Bible Society and a town council.

There has been a slight increase in the trust the public has in members of the clergy, latest statistics show.

The St Vincent de Paul Society (SVP) has launched a Christmas appeal asking for people to give up their time.

Young people at a Church of England school in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, will be offered advice and help when their teacher transitions from male to female.

A board game that challenges players to take the part of Santa or Jesus and then battle it out for the most followers is being criticised.

A bishop has warned that the Church of England is becoming more detached from the poor and that it is now being led by "the moneyed elites".

A new short film about the experience of LGBT people at church will have its world premiere at St Asaph Cathedral in Wales.

An urgent distribution of clothes has been started in refugee camps in Iraq as winter sets in.

Gambia's president, who had been in power for more than two decades and had proposed closing all Christian schools, has been defeated in a shock election result.

A Church of Scotland minister has organised a huge conga for charity involving 1,000 local schoolkids.