Scripture and violence: Do holy texts really inspire terrorists?
By Rosie Dawson Schoolchildren, journalists and people of faith could be educated about scriptural passages in the Bible and the […]
By Rosie Dawson Schoolchildren, journalists and people of faith could be educated about scriptural passages in the Bible and the […]
Jonathan Petre tells the story of the Puritan separatists who left Plymouth for the new world in September 400 years ago, later to be joined by ‘saints’ from Suffolk, as the American dream began.
Christian churches’ online services have gone mainline and are soaring among young people. Services are attractive to people who wish to remain anonymous at the back of the church. But the search for prayer, community and meaning is there, online.
Aid agencies are flocking to help the people of Beirut after the massive explosion which killed at least 100 people and […]
75th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki attack – Bishops renew call for nuclear weapons to be banned; CofE sexuality debate on collision course; Church urged to grow more trees; Dorset village row over pew removal.
Holiness and desire lie at the centre of the church of England’s wrangling over sexuality. In an RMC zoom briefing, Jessica Martin argues entrenched disagreements leave no space for complexity.
Junia Joplin, a Baptist minister in Canada, who came out as a trans woman in a zoom sermon, has lost her job after the congregation voted her out.
Tributes to John Hume, peacemaker in Ireland; Former Pope Benedict XVI said to be seriously ill; Trans Baptist pastor told to quit Canadian church.
The Roman Catholic church is being urged to pay attention to the abuse of power and conscience suffered by womens’ […]
Abuse of power among Roman Catholic nuns; Bishops urge vaccination against Covid19; Eid al-Adha festival in lockdown; Dean: Sheffield Cathedral singing not ‘thrilling’.