Church leaders and aid agencies call for end to fighting in Gaza
Dozens of Church leaders and aid agencies have written a joint letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging an end to fighting in Gaza.
Dozens of Church leaders and aid agencies have written a joint letter to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak urging an end to fighting in Gaza.
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the bombing of a church in the Philippines on Sunday in which four people were killed.
Former Hillsong pastor Sam Collier and his wife Toni are getting divorced, with both sides publicly accusing the other of wrongdoing.
Hamas has released 11 more hostages as part of a multi-day agreement made with Israel in return for Palestinians serving time in Israeli prison for security offenses.
Pastor Gary Marsh of Victory Chapel First Phoenix has vowed that his church will never stop preaching on the streets as the church's outreach director is showing some signs of recovery after being shot in the head last week.
The study, 'Love, Grief and Hope', contains data compiled from YouGov on behalf of the think tank which finds that only 47% of Brits want any kind of funeral, with financial pressures a strong consideration.
A German missionary who was kidnapped in Mali last year has been freed, according to church officials.
A Christian group is calling on Nigeria to do more to protect vulnerable Christian communities after a succession of reports all pointing to a growing kidnapping crisis in the country.
A Christian medical student was shot and brutally killed in Talwandi Inayat Khan village in Pakistan early this month. Though the police have arrested the accused, the motive behind the murder remains unclear, leaving the family bewildered.
As the underground Church continues to grow in Muslim-majority Iran, Bible translators are putting their lives on the line to bring the Gospel into the local dialects so that their friends and neighbors can have access to the written word of God for the first time.
A schoolboy who was abducted by gunmen from his Christian school in Nigeria has finally found freedom again after escaping from captivity.
Finnish politician and committed Christian, Päivi Räsänen, has been acquitted for the second time in a "hate speech" case.