'Give smarter' urges charitable foundation as skills exchange is launch
Only a radical overhaul in the way people give can save more than 300 small UK charities from closing, says a charitable foundation ...News
Magistrates throw out case brought over street preacher's sermon
Street preacher Mike Overd has been cleared by Taunton Magistrates' Court of a ‘Hate Crime’ for preaching against homosexual conduct ...
Anti-trafficking single and tour nears for Matt and Beth Redman & LZ7
A four-date tour has been lined up to support the release of anti-trafficking single Twenty Seven Million ...
Christian marriages may be messy but they work
Latest research into the lifestyles of Christians reveals that they are happier in their marriages and better at staying married than non-Christians ...
Court outlaws 'formal' prayers before council meetings
The saying of prayers as a ‘formal’ part of local council meetings has been ruled unlawful by the High Court today ...
Tributes paid as Rev Alyn Haskey dies in hospital
An inspirational writer, evangelist and priest, who suffered from cerebral palsy, died this week after his condition had deteriorated rapidly in hospital ...
Inspiration and encouragement as youth share ideas with bishops
Young people in Southwell Diocese had the chance to bend the ear of senior church leaders last weekend at the first diocesan youth summit ...
Dad's Army vicar out on tour in churches with stories of faith
Actor Frank Williams is touring UK churches with a show celebrating his role as the vicar in Dad's Army, as well as telling his story of faith ...
March day of prayer planned for abused children
A South London-based Christian is hoping to gain widespread support for a day in March to pray for children suffering abuse ...
Easter campaign by Green Christians on sourcing food sustainably
A Christian ecology group is launching a campaign to encourage churches to 'use your loaf' ...
Audit lined up for churches on Safer Internet Day
Churches are being urged to complete an internet safety audit ...
Author shortlisted for award says 'I loved immersing myself in the Bible'
An author who overcame childhood dyslexia to graduate in English literature from Cambridge has been shortlisted for a book award, writes Nicola Lumley …
Column: J John explores the meaning - and destination - of love
It's easy to be cynical about Valentine's Day – or about love generally ...
Female crew smashes world record, raises £1m for human trafficking charities
Claire Musters reports on how one Christian woman's inspired idea and passion to see an end to human trafficking launched a successful world record row across the Atlantic ...
Marriage Week urges couples to nurture their relationships
Marriage Week is launching with a positive message: family breakdown doesn’t have to be the norm ...
British medics to screen thousands of patients in West Africa
A British surgeon from Hertfordshire is one of a number of British medics heading to Togo next week ...
PM praises Church Army work in local community
Prime Minister David Cameron has visited a Church Army evangelist whose outreach work in Oxfordshire is having a positive impact on the community ...
Birmingham: city mission calls for Big Sleep Out participants
Birmingham City Mission hope a sponsored sleep out next month will raise funds and awareness to combat homelessness ...
Churches gear up to make a noise about poverty and inequality
All over the country, churches of all denominations are getting ready to break barriers in Poverty & Homelessness Action Week (28 January to 5 February) ...
UK Christian acts record single to highlight human trafficking
A new single to be released by top UK Christian artists will highlight the plight of the estimated 27 million people caught in modern day slavery ...
Christians welcome support for 'legacy tithe'
The UK’s three main political parties have come out in support of the Legacy 10 campaign, which incentivises legacy charitable donations of 10% ...