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• Aug 8, 2011

  John Stott Remembered at London Funeral

  There were moments of poignant reflection but also much laughter and thanksgiving at the funeral of John Stott today. All Souls Langham Place, Stott’s beloved church in London, was filled to capacity with friends, relatives and many others who did not know him personally, yet had in some way been touched by his preaching and more than 50 books.

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  Aug 5, 2011

  Pope's Limousine Could be Yours at Auction

  Fancy a car that's a bit different from your neighbor's? Then you might want to consider a slick black limousine that was once used to drive Pope Paul VI and legendary astronauts.

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  Aug 5, 2011

  Chile Mine Collapse Anniversary Marked With Ecumenical Gathering

  An ecumenical mass has taken place Friday to mark one year since a mine collapsed in Chile, trapping 33 men more than 700m below ground.

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  Aug 5, 2011

  Christians Told 'Church Must Recover Confidence in the Gospel'

  The Church in the West does not hold the authority it once did, however, the Church has historically done just as well when it was in a position of weakness, says Richard Tiplady.

• Aug 5, 2011

  Evangelicals Should Not Worry Over 'Minority' Status

  The church in the West doesn’t hold the authority that it once did but the church has historically done just as well when it was in a position of weakness, says Richard Tiplady.

• Aug 2, 2011

  Church Failing Youth With 'Cool' Ministers, Entertainment

  The current state of youth ministry in the U.K. is falling far short of the mark, fears one veteran youth minister. "Why do we say youth leaders have to be cool, to dress in a certain way? And why are we so reluctant to teach them the Bible?"

• Jul 24, 2011

  Evangelicals: Norway Slaughter Totally Opposes Goodness of God

  The World Evangelical Alliance has extended its “deepest sympathy” to the people of Norway after Friday's horrific attacks.

• Jul 12, 2011

  Iranian Pastor Remains on Death Row, Some Reports Say

  A written verdict from an Iranian court has cast further doubt on reports that the death sentence of an Iranian pastor has been annulled.

• Jul 10, 2011

  Church Calls for Proper Investigation After News of the World Fallout

  As News of the World bid the nation “Thank you and goodbye” with its last ever edition Sunday, the Church of England has called upon its owner, News Corp, to undertake a proper investigation into phone hacking allegations.

• May 7, 2011

  Anglican Bishop Blasts West's Reticence on Christian Persecution

  An Anglican bishop in the Church of England has criticized the West’s reticence on violence against Christians and other minority communities in the Middle East, South Asia and other parts of the world.