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Discover how the Bible is perceived by 'digital millennials' in this report created in partnership with CODEC and Barna.

On yesterday’s News at Ten, Martin Bashir, told the moving story of George Vinall, whose Bible took the impact of bullets while he was serving at the Western Front during World War One.

We caught up with Christy Wimber for the latest issue of Lyfe journal. You can read our Q&A here.

Though the prevailing narrative is one of decline and closure, Rural churches can and do grow in terms of discipleship, numbers and service. Jill Hopkinson explores.

Nick Spencer highlights the need for ‘theologically informed, content-heavy, Christian belief politics’ in the face of global democratic decline and rising populism.

Call for Bible-based servant leadership and ‘zero tolerance for corruption’.

His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos, Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London, is to be our new President. His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos replaces Dr Richard Chartres, former Bishop of London, who is retiring after 6 years in...

If we are to love God and love our neighbours as ourselves, influencing the institutions and forums that impact the lives of our neighbours is desperately important. What can you do practically?

Qingchao, 30, leaves behind her family to train as a pastor in China, where there is currently only one trained minister for every 6,700 Christians.

In the second part of our series, Paul Woolley asks what we should actually be expecting of our government.

As we draw closer to the General Election, Paul Woolley asks: why does it matter and what does the Bible have to say about it?

With China’s Cultural Revolution in 1966, came an end to religious freedom. The Bible was banned. But now it's one of China's bestsellers.