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With abortion pills by mail and a new amendment decriminalizing women who end their own pregnancies, can evangelicals convince their country that Both Lives Matter?

The General Synod voted to transfer national staff overseeing abuse response to an external body but not parish and diocese officials

As the issue continues to divide the Church of England, Justin Welby spoke on a popular podcast about how his views have “evolved.”

An exodus of educated and generous families has pinched ministry budgets—and threatened the lavish lifestyles of mega-rich pastors.

With King Charles’s ceremony, Christians debate the theology of the monarchy and celebrate a unique opportunity for public witness.

Tensions are high at this week’s General Synod, with leaders on both sides frustrated with the suggested compromise on same-sex marriage.

Churches observing St. Stephen’s Day retain the charitable roots of December 26.

The author and new director of Theos offers a look at the race and faith conversation from the other side of the pond.

From London to DC, a new variant has shifted plans for big holiday services and celebrations in 2021.

The British church leader could confidently preach the gospel on BBC and challenge his fellow Christians in the fight against injustice.