Interview
The church in the countryside - Q&A with Gordon Gatward
The church is working to support farmers and the rural community through the good times and bad.
Why has Biblelands changed names?
Biblelands explains why it is rebranding after 158 years to become Embrace the Middle East
John Mark Hobbins, Games Pastor
John Mark Hobbins works for London City Mission but the next few weeks will see him doing something a little different. During London 2012, heâll be serving as a Games Pastor at Kingâs Cross, St Pancras and Euston, three of the busiest railway stations in the UK. He talks more about his role here.
The Government should ditch its plans to redefine marriage
The Government seems hell bent on changing the definition of marriage in spite of questionable support, even within the gay community
The church and media
Wayne Clarke says the church needs to get involved in the creative industries
Long live South Sudan
Six months after gaining independence, the challenges and opportunities are huge
Faith through film
Paulo Reyes sees film as a powerful means of communicating the Christian faith
Animation, puppets and bridging the gap between Christianity and the world
'VeggieTales' creator Phil Vischer is on a mission to clear up the confusion about Christ, Christianity and Christmas!
What lies ahead for Libya now?
Dr Harry Hagopian is senior Middle East adviser to the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales. He shares some initial thoughts on what the death of former Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi might mean for the country as it enters a new era.
Riots and social relations
People have been shocked by scenes of wanton destruction and criminality on the streets of London and other cities in England in the last week. Secretary for Minority Ethnic Christian Affairs at Churches Together in England, Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, shares his thoughts on the violence.
Persecution and faith in Iran
Mansour Borji speaks here about the harassment the church in Iran is experiencing
Alcohol and 21st century feetwashing
Binge drinking may be escalating but James Hewitt has hope that when Christians act like Christ, change can happen
Reaching Britain with the mixed economy of church
It's about partnership, not competition
Andy Frost on why people are losing their faith â and how the church can help them find it again
Andy Frost is a passionate evangelist and head of Share Jesus International. He recently published his book âLosing Faithâ and is touring the nation to help the church look at the difficult question of why people are losing their faith and just what can be done about it. He tells us more below.
Bishop Angaelos: Egypt's Christians don't want special treatment, just equality
Bishop Angaelos is General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Britain. He speaks to Christian Today here about what the political unrest signifies for the countryâs Copts and the ongoing struggle to achieve equality.