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French evangelicals express ‘deep sadness’ after parliament approves assisted suicide law

France’s leading evangelical body has expressed “deep sadness” after the country’s parliament approved legislation legalising assisted suicide.

Imprisoned executive who inspired Matt Damon movie credits God with turning his life around

Mark Whitacre, who was portrayed by Matt Damon in a movie about his life, said, "God took my life from ashes to beauty".

Premier League stars use World Cup spotlight to share Christian faith with millions online

Several Premier League footballers are using the global attention surrounding the FIFA World Cup to speak openly about their Christian faith, taking part in a Bible campaign encouraging fans around the world to engage with Scripture.

‘If something surprises you that much, it’s probably wrong’: researchers urge caution over religion polling after ‘Quiet Revival’ controversy

The controversy surrounding the now-withdrawn Quiet Revival report should serve as a reminder that eye-catching statistics require careful scrutiny rather than immediate acceptance, two of Britain’s leading social researchers have said.

Historic churches at risk as report calls for overhaul of heritage funding and planning

Churches face “unsustainable” financial and practical pressures unless the government strengthens support for the UK’s historic places of worship, MPs have warned in a major report calling for a new approach to protecting the nation’s built heritage.

Stewardship marks 120th anniversary with record £161m in donations and ‘wonderful growth in generosity’

As Christian giving charity Stewardship marks its 120th anniversary this year, it has reported its highest-ever level of donations and grant-making, with £161m given through the organisation during 2025 and more than a million grants distributed for the first time in its history.

Churches and clergy among targets in anti-Christian incidents across Europe

Anti-Christian hate crimes remained elevated in Europe during the month of June, with arson attacks continuing to target Christian sites across the continent.

Calls for policy change after Ireland’s abortion total passes 65,000

More than 65,000 abortions have been performed in the Republic of Ireland since abortion services were introduced in 2019, according to newly released figures from the Department of Health in Ireland.

Lord Biggar: Rise of Christian nationalism may reflect 'spiritual hunger'

Critics of nationalism have a responsibility to understand what is attracting people to it and point them towards a better path, Lord Biggar has suggested.

Nearly 30,000 Christians killed in Nigeria in six years

Tens of thousands of Christians are losing their lives to violence in Nigeria, many of them at the hands of radicalised Fulani herdsmen, a new report has warned.

14 everyday phrases that come straight from the Bible

Whether people realise it or not, the Bible has had an enormous influence on the English language.

Church in Venezuela 'overwhelmed' after after devastating earthquakes

Last week's earthquakes have only added to the challenges already faced by oppressed Christians in Venezuela with some reporting disparities in access to humanitarian assistance.

Archbishop of York calls for better representation of faith in the media amid concerns over religious illiteracy

The Archbishop of York has warned that widespread religious illiteracy is leaving Britain less able to understand global events, its own history and the communities that make up modern society, calling for faith to be represented more accurately across the media.

BBC announces major four-part series exploring Jesus’s life and world