Prime Minister Boris Johnson has assured churches worried about a ban on conversion therapy that they will still be allowed to pray for people who approach them for help or advice about their sexuality.
When was the last time you heard a church leader preach about sleep? Or about eating well, exercise, coping with stress or living a life rich with relationships?
The letter, to be sent to Boris Johnson and the devolved nations' first ministers, calls the introduction of vaccine passports "one of the most dangerous policy proposals ever to be made in the history of British politics".
Police officers visited Christ the King Polish Church in Balham, London, on Sunday to apologise for halting a Good Friday service.
A special service was held in remembrance of Prince Philip at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday.
Hundreds of churches have signed up to take part in a national count over the summer that will assess the level of nature in Britain's churchyards.
Church leaders have paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh, who has died aged 99 after 73 faithful years as the Queen's consort.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has admitted to being "too risk-averse" at the start of the pandemic.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales have urged the Government to re-think cuts to international aid.
The pastor of the London church that Sir Keir Starmer apologised for visiting says he is "disturbed" by the Labour leader's comments.
A major new report on the impact of the pandemic on Scottish churches has found doors opening to those who previously did not attend.
The Archbishop of York has defended the Church of England's response to the first national lockdown last year and the order to churches to close.
