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MSP wants to expand Scotland's controversial abortion buffer zones
Perhaps one day all of Scotland will be a buffer zone.
Why the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and the Nicene Creed matters
You might be wondering: what does a fourth-century church meeting have to do with me today? Actually, quite a lot.
Calvin Robinson loses priest licence after just 9 days in new denomination
The Reformed Episcopal Church has withdrawn its licence from Fr Calvin Robinson, the second such incident in the life of the controversial cleric in just five months.
Journalists urge new Pope to take action on press freedom
Campaigning journalists have called on the new American pope, Leo XIV, to back up his words in support of press freedom with strong action.
Alpha International announces its most successful year ever, reaching millions across the globe
The scale of the growth is significant.
'The Chosen' star shares what viewers can expect from 'intense' season 6
“The Chosen” star Reza Diako has opened up about what fans can expect in season six of the hit series chronicling the life of Christ — and the emotional toll, he says, will be unlike anything viewers have seen so far.
Mel Gibson’s 'The Resurrection of the Christ' moves forward with Lionsgate
Lionsgate has been tapped as the studio partner for “The Resurrection of the Christ,” the long-anticipated follow-up to “The Passion of the Christ,” director Mel Gibson and Lionsgate announced Wednesday.
Church of England encouraged by increase in church attendance
The Church of England has welcomed latest figures showing an increase in attendance for the fourth consecutive year.
The story of the pope known as the Apostle to the English
Pope Gregory I, known as Gregory the Great, was one of the most important popes, and his positive legacy is still felt today - not least in Britain. This is the story …
Christians redouble efforts to stop assisted suicide
Christians are doubling down on efforts to stop assisted suicide becoming legal in England and Wales after Kim Leadbeater's bill was debated in Westminster on Friday.
Christian leaders unite in Westminster to kick off 2025 ‘Shine Your Light’ evangelism campaign
More than 100 Christian leaders recently came together at a parliamentary reception in London for the launch of Shine Your Light 2025 — a bold evangelistic initiative aiming to bring the message of Christ to streets, neighbourhoods, and marketplaces across the UK.
Darlington nurses still waiting for single-sex changing space despite Supreme Court ruling
An NHS trust has been accused of continually flouting the law around women’s rights by requiring female nurses to get changed in front of a biologically male nurse who goes by the name of “Rose”.
CofE mission funding has brought in 37,000 people since 2017
The Church of England is happy with the progress being made by strategic mission and ministry investments.
Archbishop of Wales commits to reform following 'sobering' safeguarding audit at Bangor Cathedral
"Blurred" sexual boundaries and excessive alcohol consumption were reported.
Scottish woman ready to go to jail for offer of help outside abortion clinic
A passive offer of help is a danger to Scottish women apparently.
Cuts to government grants are having 'huge impact' on church buildings and local communities
Many churches are in the corridor of uncertainty thanks to grant limits