A Mexican pastor has been shot to death in the city of Juarez, nine years after his son was also gunned down.

A retired Anglican priest from Kent has defended his marriage to a man 54 years his junior during an interview on The Jeremy Kyle show.

A much-loved cleaner has wept after students at the University of Bristol raised £1,500 to send him and his wife, a Methodist Church minister, on holiday.

Pope Francis has accepted the resignations of two more Chilean bishops as part of the fallout from a sex abuse scandal.

A man who carried out a string of burglaries over Christmas - including taking communion wine from a Derby church - is now studying the Bible in prison.

Ministers have been accused by a Church of England bishop of harbouring "hard-hearted", "tight-fisted" and "cruel" policies which are driving more families to use foodbanks.

US Vice President Mike Pence has used scripture from the Bible to reassure Venezuelans that "freedom will prevail" in the country.

The Church of Scotland has banned a church from using its premises after an event was held that promoted fundamentalist doctrines.

Gay Christians are increasingly likely to face discrimination or poor treatment by others in the LGBT community because of their faith.

The death of a long-serving verger in a crash on the A47 in Cambridgeshire on Tuesday has been described as "sad and shocking news" for his church.

Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has revealed he was recently diagnosed with testicular cancer.

The Duke of Cambridge enjoyed the breathtaking view of Jerusalem's Old City from the Mount of Olives on Thursday morning, as his tour of the Middle East came to an end.

The detention of a young Methodist missionary in The Philippines for six weeks has been described as "unconscionable" by senior figures within the American Methodist church.

King Abdullah II of Jordan has been awarded the 2018 Templeton prize with judges claiming he has done more to seek religious harmony between Islam and other religions than any other living political leader.