Evangelism 'must not be forced on others', says Archbishop of Canterbury
Christian witness "must be both confident and humble", the Archbishop of Canterbury has said in an Easter letter to churches around the world.
Christian witness "must be both confident and humble", the Archbishop of Canterbury has said in an Easter letter to churches around the world.
Christians around the world will commemorate the Last Supper on Thursday with footwashing ceremonies while the Queen will give out Maundy money in a traditional ceremony.
Tearfund's Ruth Valerio on the small changes we can all make to rid the world of harmful plastic
Melissa Caslake's appointment follows the release of a major report into safeguarding failures which the Church of England said made for "very difficult reading".
Jane Haining was matron at the Scottish Mission boarding school in Budapest, where many students were Jewish girls. She died in Auschwitz after refusing to leave them.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has defended his decision to ban the spouses of gay bishops from attending a major conference next year.
Pope Francis' predecessor Benedict XVI has blamed the sexual abuse scandal blighting the Catholic Church on a "collapse" of moral theology and the impact of the sexual revolution.
There is a reason why Leviticus is planted right in the middle of the five Books of Moses
Steve Clifford has announced he is to step down as general director of the Evangelical Alliance at the end of this year.
Young people say again and again that they want to be heard now. The Catholic Church needs to listen.
The Quakers have become the latest critics of a service taking place at Westminster Abbey next month to commemorate 50 years of nuclear deterrents in British waters.
Justin Welby said that any way forward on Britain's housing crisis "must involve building communities, not just houses".
"It's about time that social media companies are held responsible for their content and are accountable for their actions," the Bishop of Gloucester, Rachel Treweek, has said after the Government unveiled plans to impose substantial fines on websites that fail to take action against "online harms".