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As we continue our fortnightly pilgrimage through Mark's gospel we come to the place where Jesus is betrayed by Judas Iscariot, one of his 12 disciples.

There is a growing body of research into the mental health benefits of spirituality.

A delegation from the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has visited Andrew Brunson, the American missionary pastor detained by Turkey on charges of trying to overthrow the government.

A US church is facing criticism after it offered two semi-automatic assault rifles as a raffle prize less than a week after America was hit by the worst mass shooting in its modern history.

Balliol student body reportedly told Christian Union that it was concerned over the ‘potential for harm to freshers’

Caroline Dvies. Guardian. 9 October 2017

A conservative Anglican leader has broken ranks to launch an attack on fellow Church heads around the world, saying 'you have to either be a relativist, pluralist or there's no place for you' in the worldwide Anglican Communion.

Britain's faith leaders have urged Christians, Muslims and people of all faiths to support the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) appeal for people fleeing Myanmar.

The Mothers’ Union in the Indian Ocean is calling for a day of prayer and fasting on Friday in response to an epidemic of plague in Madagascar.

No one has been held to account, and there are fears the kidnappings mark a new level of violent intolerance in the Muslim-majority country.

An Oxford University Christian Union has been banned from its college freshers' fair after the religion was branded 'damaging' and 'an excuse for homophobia and neo-colonialism'.

Christians need to develop strong discernment in order to avoid misleading teachings that will lead them astray. Here are some things to look for in a leader we should listen to.

The Anglican Diocese of Sydney has donated $1 million to fund the campaign against same-sex marriage in Australia.

Two Russian mercenaries are believed to have been killed by ISIS after refusing to recant their faith and become Muslim.

Have you ever felt so far away from God? Like, you used to hear Him, feel Him, and stay in His presence at all times, but now you don't? If that sounds like you, I have something to share with you.

After we give our lives to Christ, we need to desire the things that please God. But sometimes that can be easier said than done.

While God gave us life in and through Christ alone, He uses our spouses to help us live the life we were meant to live.

We all want to be great, but the Christian way requires something different from us than what the world asks.

Benjamin Keach (1640-1704) was a great English Baptist hero, who on this day in 1664 was tried by Lord Chief Justice Hyde for his heretical opinions.

Franklin Graham is praising Mike Pence's publicity stunt that saw the Vice President and his wife walk out of an NFL game after several players knelt during the national anthem in silent protest at police violence against black people.

A sitting bishop has called for the Church of England to be stripped of its exemptions under the Equalities Act to stamp out 'deep structures of abuse, homophobia and sexism'.