Photos have emerged online of several Catholic nuns being evicted from health centres where they worked and lived in Eritrea's central zone.

If bats are taught to "behave"' they could be used as a "tool for mission" for the Church of England.

Churches are being encouraged to open their doors to act as safe havens for young people, in a bid to tackle knife crime.

The restoration of cathedrals in Coventry and Dresden after the Second World War is being explored as part of an exhibition on culture and heritage in war.

A crypt at a historic Dublin church is to re-open next week for the first time since the theft of its mummified remains.

After a question about gender transitions after heterosexual marriage, a bishop has said they do not advocate divorce, despite also not advocating same-sex marriage.

The launch of a new programme to raise awareness of human trafficking among nurses across the world has been welcomed by the Santa Marta Group, an alliance of Catholic bishops and police chiefs combatting modern slavery.

A worker has told a court that he did not racially abuse his colleague but did think he sang too loudly.

A church reaching out to Exeter's students has been awarded more than £1.3m to get started following a successful bid for funding.

The Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland is calling on the Northern Irish government to provide financial compensation to victims of infected blood.

The Church of England has said it will accept a marriage involving a transgender person, but only if the spouses were of opposite sexes at the time of their wedding.

It's been reported that hate crimes towards faith groups and minorities are on the rise in London.

It has come to light that England's longest-serving bishop blocked a life-time ban on a priest jailed for child pornography.

University student unions should assign someone to work with faith societies to help them achieve their aims and faith groups should do more interfaith work, a report has suggested.