Next July, the Synod will debate how national funding is disbursed — a response to a motion carried last year, which noted ...

Since 2022, members of the church have gathered for around two hours each week to preach, sing hymns, distribute Christian ...

A new anthology of essays, After DEI? A Theological Exploration, has just appeared. It is a slim volume comprising a dozen ...

Today I joined Kevin Kallsen of the Anglican Unscripted podcast to discuss last week’s release of Episcopal Church statistics ...

Earlier this week, the BBC ran a story titled “Bristol extremist who attempted to become IS martyr jailed”. When I first came ...

Maybe it is because we are just about to observe the 70 th anniversary of the October 1956 Hungarian Revolution that my reflections on the riots unfolding in France during the past two weeks have been ...

In keeping with Burnham’s new “safe and legal routes” as an alternative to Channel crossings, the government will soon allow communities, universities and employers to sponsor refugees to come to ...

Christian groups have written to equalities minister Bridget Phillipson to express their concerns about Labour’s plans to ban ...

The review’s conclusions would require schools and colleges in England to recognise antisemitism as a distinct category of ...

According to the newest dossier compiled by the Pontifical Mission Societies, the Catholic Church is growing in size on every ...

The 2026 General Synod elections have been the most hotly contested in recent years – a reflection of the deep divisions which sadly afflict the Church of England at this time.

The age of humanity is giving way to the age of computers. If humans have any future, we must become more computerlike, ...