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Christians Drop 13 Percent in UK; Census Reveals Just 59 Percent Identify as Christian in 2011
There has been a huge 13 percent drop in the number of people in Britain identifying themselves as Christian, according to new data released from the 2011 Census.

Church of England Set for Landmark Vote on Women Bishops
A meeting of the Church of England's parliamentary body is underway in London to decide whether to allow women into the episcopate.

Open Doors Expresses Concern for Children of War Growing Up in Syria
Open Doors has spoken of its concern for children in Syria growing "surrounded by terror and the sounds of war."

Nobel Peace Prize for European Union Welcomed by World Council of Churches
The World Council of Churches has congratulated the European Union on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize.

Church Leaders Call for Peace in Sudan
Sudanese Church leaders have lamented the "unacceptable" breakdown in relations between Sudan and South Sudan.

Coptic Church Head in UK Speaks of Hope for Egypt in Wake of Morsi's Election Win
The head of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the U.K. has spoken of his hope for positive reform in Egypt after the election of Mohammed Morsi as president.
Evangelicals in Sri Lanka Make Call for Religious Freedom
A number of religious liberty organizations are calling for Sri Lanka to officially recognize the country's evangelical community.
Christian Counseling Center Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Scotland
A Church of Scotland counseling center will celebrate its 50th anniversary this Friday with a special service in Glasgow.

Majority of Christians Hate Christian TV, Survey Finds
Chief Executive of DoersTV.com, Pastor David Wright, has polled his channel's more than 100,000 Facebook fans to find out what they think of Christian TV - and he was more than a little surprised by the results.

Queen Praised for Dedication and Generosity by Anglican Head on Diamond Jubilee
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, has paid tribute to the British Queen's selfless dedication to the nation during her 60 years on the British throne.

























