Jesuit priest Father Frank Brennan has called on the nation's churches to band together to support a federal charter of rights.

A European court on Tuesday (Feb. 2) ordered Turkey to remove the religious affiliation section from citizens’ identification cards, calling the practice a violation of human rights.

Churches and non-profits should prepare for another lean year as Americans continue to grip their wallets, a researcher cautioned.

The BBC's head of religion has accused the Church of England of "living in the past" and said that the corporation should not give Christianity preferential treatment.

bert Park strode illegally into North Korea on Christmas Day, shouting "I brought God's love" and carrying a Bible. When the communist regime released him Saturday, he left silent and pale.

The Church of England is set for a new row over homosexuality with bishops divided over moves to recognise a breakaway movement in the US.

DR Mark Gilbert is passionate about saving lives but he has decided to swap the physical for the spiritual.

The Archbishop of Canterbury believes that the nation is beset by a deep crisis of faith in politics that is “deeply damaging” for society.

What drives Tim Tebow can be read in his eyes and under them. The biblical references the quarterback wrote on his eye black at Florida give clues about how the man set to appear in a controversial anti-abortion Super Bowl ad views faith and fame.

DRAMATIC video has emerged showing a bungled CIA drug operation that led to Peruvian fighter jets shooting down a light plane carrying American missionaries.

John Lennon dismissively sang "God is a concept by which we can measure our pain" - but now his former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr has revealed after decades of searching, he has become a believer.

Christianity is being wiped out from public life in the name of equality, the Archbishop of York said yesterday.

Harriet Harman has backed away from a confrontation with religious leaders over who they can employ, making clear that she will not force contentious amendments to the Equality Bill through Parliament.

The British government has caved in to pressure from the Pope and churches by abandoning controversial reforms that would have forced religious groups to abide by anti-discrimination laws.