- Prayers for a breakthrough in Burma Audio
-
There are calls for a breakthrough in Burma as Christians gather to pray for peace and justice in the country.
- Christian MP outraged at racy adverts Audio
-
A Christian MP's campaigning for provocative lingerie adverts to be banned.
- Plight of Egyptian Christians highlighted
-
Release International has just returned from the country.
- Social networking sites under the spot light
-
Facebook's security is in the spotlight for the second time in as many days after the murder of another woman.
- Archbishop claims Nigeria attacks were revenge Audio
-
A senior Nigerian cleric's claiming the recent massacre of Christians in his diocese was a revenge attack.
- Christians protest planned mosque near army barracks Audio
-
Christians in a Surrey town are uniting to protest against plans for a mosque near an army barracks.
- Count your blessings with iPhone rosary app
-
Premier's entering into pastures new with its first iPhone application.
- Hundreds of Christians killed in Nigeria Audio
-
Over two hundred Christians have reportedly been killed after an attack by Muslims in Nigeria.
- Pharmacist won't sell contraceptive pill on religious grounds Audio
-
Lloyds Pharmacy's apologising after Janine Deeley from Sheffield was turned away when she went to pick up her repeat prescription.
- Christian MPs discuss discrimination Audio
-
Some pressure groups say the government's equality legislation has been designed to weaken the influence of church teaching.
- Nuns anger over communion wafers Audio
-
Officials at Lourdes have angered French nuns by threatening to stop buying communion wafers from them.
- Sinead O'Connor says ignore church abuse cash plea Audio
-
Sinead O'Connor has launched an attack on the Catholic Church.
- People of different faiths tackle global poverty Audio
-
People of different faiths from across the country to tackle global poverty this weekend.
- Christian charity looks beyond recession figures Audio
-
Britain's economy grew faster in the final three months of 2009 than first estimated.