A priest who escaped from the Islamic State found signs of hope for Syria when found the fourth-century relics in the monastery of Mar Elian were kept safe from the jihadists.

Iraqi Christians want to document the crimes committed by members of the Islamic State before cleaning up the newly liberated villages.

A school in Cornwall, England has apologized to a teaching assistant on Monday for issuing a disciplinary warning after she answered a student's question about homosexuality.

Cardinal Joseph Zen, the most senior Chinese Catholic, has warned against a potential deal between the Vatican and China, saying that the Church would be "betraying Jesus Christ" if it signs an agreement with the Communist government.

The demand for Bibles has risen significantly in Cuba a year after the communist regime lifted the ban on the Holy Book.

Samaritan's Purse CEO Franklin Graham said that the authoritarian rule of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro is an example of why it is important for Christians to vote.

Iraqi Christians who are now returning to the village of Karamles have found that their church has been turned into a military base by Islamic State militants.

Many Iraqi Christians were able to escape to Erbil when ISIS took over Northern Iraq in 2014 but some who were not able to flee the city had to suffer brutal torture at the hands of the terror group.

A faith-healing pastor was denounced by several South African churches after he allegedly sprayed pesticide to his followers in one of his healing services.

Vietnam's 14th National Assembly passed the Law on Belief and Religion on Nov. 18. But there are concerns that the law, which is the first of its kind in the country, still does not meet the international standards on religious freedom.

The Right Reverend Rachel Treweek, Bishop of Gloucester, will be presiding at an LGBT communion early next year for the gay community.