Amy Shank
Pope sends first tweet on the iPad
Pope Benedict XVI has officially joined the Twitter generation with his first ever tweet today â and on an iPad no less.
Prayer for the Olympics
The Church of England has released a prayer for those preparing for the 2012 Games
China releases vocal dissident Hu Jia
One of the most outspoken critics of the Chinese government, Hu Jia, has been released from prison.
Morgan Freeman ponders the sixth sense, souls and the expanding universe
Morgan Freeman has more than a few questions about our existence and the amazing universe we live in
Vatican hands out iPods to help keep the noise down in basilicas
iPod are being given out to pilgrims to reduce noise levels at the Vatican's tourist spots
Green Mile actorâs 16-year-old bride is âgood Christian girlâ
Her official website displays somewhat saucy pictures, but the parents of 16-year-old Courtney Stodden say sheâs just a âgood Christian girlâ.
An Ode to Happiness from Keanu Reeves
The Hollywood actor has published his first book
Faith schools opponent Clegg considering top Catholic school for sons
Atheist and faith school opponent Nick Clegg is considering sending his sons to a top Catholic school
Convocation encourages Christians in prison ministry
Prison volunteers from more than 100 countries to gather in Toronto for Prison Fellowships International's World Convocation
Painstaking restoration of St Paulâs complete
St Paulâs Cathedral has been restored to its former glory after 15 years in scaffolding.
Afghanistan tops list of most dangerous countries for women
Afghanistan has been voted the most dangerous country for women in a poll of experts by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Christianity Explored expands to the US
Christianity Explored makes its official US debut
Mercy Ships celebrates World Blood Donor Day
Mercy Ships saving lives with "walking blood bank" on hospital ship, Africa Mercy
Call for Bible ban in Pakistan concerns Christians
Christians have expressed their concern over calls by a Muslim cleric for the Bible to be banned in Pakistan.
Eritrean Christians facing 'unimaginable suffering' in Egypt
Eritrean Christians fleeing persecution in their homeland are being abused at the hands of Egyptian authorities and people smugglers
Anglican Alliance seeks G20 action on food crisis
Anglicans are pressing G20 and African governments to agree decisive measures to address the global food crisis when they meet this month.