Christian Today

I'll admit it: I have struggled with this latest article in our fortnightly series 'The Rough Guide to Discipleship'.

US Bishops have spoken out against the 'heartbreaking' decision by the Department of Homeland Security under Donald Trump to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 200,000 Salvadoran migrants, leaving the future for their 192,000 US citizen children in question.

The battle between Pope Francis and conservative Catholics over Communion for the divorced and remarried continued this week when another bishop signed a statement reaffirming traditional Church teaching on the issue and endorsed by five other bishops and a Cardinal.

A church leader in Texas has been put on leave of absence and is under investigation after it was alleged that he told a 17-year-old girl 'not to mention' being sexually assaulted 20 years ago by the senior pastor Andy Savage.

Life can feel lonely and disappointing if things do not go as hoped for over Christmas and New Year.

The Scottish Episcopal Church has hit back strongly at rebel clergy who protested at the appointment of their new bishop.

'What I know for sure is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have.' It's nice soundbite for the TV news, but it's nonsense.

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has praised the Russian military intervention in Syria which he says was designed 'to protect the Christian minority' there from persecution and killings by Islamists.

Justine Greening's departure as education secretary and Damian Hinds' appointment could represent a significant shift for faith schools in the UK, particularly Catholic schools.

Difficult times will surely come, but as God's children we shouldn't be scared or shaken. We have a hope that can never be shaken, and His name is Jesus Christ.

Whether a Christian is rich or poor doesn't matter, because God is the equalizer.

When times of crisis come, all who believe in Christ and take refuge in God are assured of victory.

As children of God, we ought to be a people who love peace and make peace with others. This is a noble thing to do.

Why John Worboys becoming a Christian is not as unlikely as it might seem.

A vicar in Oxfordshire has been convicted by the Church of England of spiritually abusing a teenage boy, in what is thought to be the first judgment of its kind, the Church Times reported.

Often it's church leaders who abuse, or people with influence in the church. And it's not all one-sided – church leaders can be abused too.

A recent model designed to prove how AI could even write its own scriptures testifies to the flawed understandings of religion.

A prehistoric 'paradise' has been discovered just metres from a modern highway in Israel, archeologists announced on Sunday.

Banners with the message 'Jesus loves every 1 of u' will be flown over the UK this summer, with four pilots from across the country commissioned by Christians especially to target large secular events.

It's January 8; we have all run out of excuses for not having written those thank-you cards by now.