CNN published an online story last month about what it referred to as a “rape academy”: a website and associated Telegram group on which men advised one another how to drug and rape their wives and ...

IN THE footsteps of St Paul to Thessaloniki, a town that cannot easily be described as picturesque. After the Great Fire of 1917, the destruction of several wars, and the even more damaging ...

‘He was a supporter for many years of the Ugandan charity, WATSAN, based in the North Kigezi and Kinkizi dioceses’ FURTHER to the Bishop of Sheffield’s obituary for the Rt Revd Andrew Watson (Gazette, ...

Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson’s wooden trademark is still in demand, 150 years after his birth, Ed Beavan discovers ...

AFTER nearly two decades of worshipping in various temporary locations, the St Gabriel Tigray Orthodox Tewahedo Church has found a permanent home in a building that once housed Eltham United Reformed ...

MUCH has been researched and written about the impact of slavery. We cannot undo the past, but can we learn from its historic abuses and present-day aftermath? And might it be possible to identify ...

ST GEORGE’s, Venice, marked two significant anniversaries on 19 April: 120 years since the consecration of the first Anglican church in Venice, and 100 years since the dedication of its bronze ...

THE unpleasantness of a poorly maintained chur chyard that was being used by youths who gathered there to indulge in antisocial behaviour and drug abuse was not a good enough reason to depart from the ...

A NEWLY enacted law in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh has triggered concern among Christian communities and rights advocates, who say that its provisions aimed at preventing forced religious ...

Scroll down to read an extract of Dr Sixsmith’s new book, ‘When the Music Fades: Power, surrender and the Soul Survivor generation’ YOU can still find footage on YouTube of the Christian band ...

A NEW international commitment to creating “a centre of excellence in faith-consistent investing” was made at the conclusion of the first Faith in the Common Good forum, in Paris, on 19 April.

The Revd Richard Kirker writes: WITHIN an easy walk of each other, two City of London churches were home to two remarkable, mould-breaking Anglican clergy in the second half of the 20th century.