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Court postpones silent prayer hearing
Court postpones silent prayer hearing

An army veteran criminally charged for praying silently outside an abortion clinic has expressed disappointment after the court postponed a hearing into his case.

King meets Archbishop and faith leaders
King meets Archbishop and faith leaders

"Today's visit by the King was a wonderful encouragement to remain united in partnership and friendship – as many people of faith are doing across the country."

Church of England has 'arrogantly' rejected authority of Scripture
Church of England has 'arrogantly' rejected authority of Scripture

Orthodox Anglicans have condemned the decision of the Church of England's parliamentary body to continue on the path to introducing same-sex blessings.

Anti-Christian hate crimes on the rise in Europe
Anti-Christian hate crimes on the rise in Europe

There has been a "strong" increase in the number of anti-Christian hate crimes taking place across Europe, with particular concern expressed about the treatment of Christians in the UK.

Global South decries Church of England's 'disastrous decision' to move forward with same-sex blessings
Global South decries Church of England's 'disastrous decision' to move forward with same-sex blessings

The Global South Fellowship of Anglicans (GSFA) has said it is "saddened" by the decision of the Church of England General Synod yesterday to continue the process towards implementing same-sex blessings.

Traditionalist bishops commended over opposition to CofE's same-sex blessing plans
Traditionalist bishops commended over opposition to CofE's same-sex blessing plans

The orthodox Anglican movement, Gafcon, has commended 11 bishops in the Church of England for opposing plans to introduce prayers for same-sex couples.

Scale of Israel's bombardment of Gaza 'cannot be morally justified', says Archbishop of Canterbury
Scale of Israel's bombardment of Gaza 'cannot be morally justified', says Archbishop of Canterbury

The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for an end to the bloodshed in Gaza as the death toll continues to climb.

Church of England Synod gathers to consider same-sex blessings
Church of England Synod gathers to consider same-sex blessings

Members of the Church of England's parliamentary body, General Synod, are convening to consider prayers of blessing for same-sex couples.

Indi Gregory dies after withdrawal of life support
Indi Gregory dies after withdrawal of life support

Baby Indi Gregory has tragically died after her life support was removed on Sunday.

Christian teenager laid to rest
Christian teenager laid to rest

Elianne Andam, the Christian teenager stabbed to death on her way to school in September, has been laid to rest.

Baby Indi Gregory's life support removed
Baby Indi Gregory's life support removed

Life support has been withdrawn from Indi Gregory and the 8-month-old baby has now been moved to hospice care.

Court orders Indi Gregory's life support to be removed
Court orders Indi Gregory's life support to be removed

The family of Indi Gregory have lost their latest bid to stop the 8-month-old's life support from being removed.

Church of England attendance increases but still below pre-pandemic levels
Church of England attendance increases but still below pre-pandemic levels

The Church of England has seen an uptick in attendance for a second year running but figures still remain lower than before the pandemic.

Queen opens Westminster Abbey Field of Remembrance
Queen opens Westminster Abbey Field of Remembrance

The Queen today opened the 95th Field of Remembrance in the grounds of Westminster Abbey.

Church supports grieving community after Alfie Lewis stabbing tragedy
Church supports grieving community after Alfie Lewis stabbing tragedy

A local church has been open all day as a space for prayer and quiet reflection after teenager Alfie Lewis was tragically killed on Tuesday.

Dossier highlighting problems with Australian conversion therapy ban sent to 1,000 parliamentarians
Dossier highlighting problems with Australian conversion therapy ban sent to 1,000 parliamentarians

The Christian Institute is sending a dossier about a "highly illiberal" conversion therapy ban in the Australian state of Victoria to a thousand Westminster parliamentarians.