Jenna Lyle
Teachings of Jesus are a âgood guideâ to life, says Cameron
David Cameron has admitted his Christian faith may not always the rock it should be, but is nonetheless a good guide to get through life.
Faith groups can beat poverty, says Government minister
A senior Government minister has commended faith groups for their work to end poverty in their local communities.
Archbishop concerned over rising tensions in Northern Ireland
The Archbishop of Armagh says confidence building measures are needed to show that devolution in Northern Ireland works.
Professionals failing to spot UKâs âhiddenâ exploited children, says charity
Children and young people trafficked into the UK are struggling to get help from authorities responsible for their welfare, warns The Childrenâs Society.
Duncan Smith calls for reform of âchaoticâ criminal justice system
Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith is calling for the urgent reform of Britainâs âchaoticâ criminal justice system.
Tackling climate change is âmoral imperativeâ, say faith leaders
Faith leaders have issued a first of its kind statement on climate change in which they recognise âunequivocally that there is a moral imperative to tackle the causes of global warmingâ.
Pope wants Iran to give more freedom to Catholics
Pope Benedict XVI has called upon Iran to give greater freedom to Christians to practice their faith.
Kirk selects next Moderator of General Assembly
The Church of Scotland has announced the Rev John Cairns Christie as the next Moderator of the General Assembly.
Bishop calls on Christians to wear crosses in run-up to Christmas
Christians should not be intimidated into putting away their cross necklaces and fish badges, says the Bishop of Lichfield.
Orthodox group says it can help keep Anglicans together
The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans believes it could be the key to preventing a split in the Church of England.
Faith communities have 'vital' role to play in tackling climate change
A Nobel Prize-winning scientist says faith communities have a "vital" role to play in addressing climate change.
Pope approves structure for disillusioned Anglicans
The Pope has approved a document that paves the way for Anglicans disillusioned with the acceptance of women bishops to join the Catholic Church.
Christians stand up and speak out for poor
Thousands of Christians across the UK expressed their solidarity with the poor by standing up and speaking out as part of the Stand Up, Take Action campaign and Micah Sunday.
Sentamu preaches reconciliation and forgiveness in Bermuda
The Archbishop of York has brought a message of reconciliation and forgiveness to the people of Bermuda.
World leaders âmoving backwardsâ on climate change
Christian Aid has accused world leaders of threatening to bring the world into a state of âcatastrophicâ global warming.
Kirk fears political policies could âadverselyâ affect the poor
The Church of Scotland is urging the UKâs political parties to remember Godâs concern for the poor and vulnerable as they draw up measures to tackle debt racked up by the credit crunch.