A group of North Korean defectors has launched hundreds of balloons containing 1,000 flash drives loaded with portions of the Bible across the inter-Korean border.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) voted in favor of relaxing Britain's abortion laws, despite a recent protest letter signed by more than 650 doctors.

An organization with ties to the Chinese Communist Party has unveiled new plans on how the government can enforce its restrictions on churches, including forced registration with state-run Christian institutions.

Pope Francis has stated on Thursday that priests who have been found guilty of sexually abusing minors will have no right to appeal and he will never grant a papal pardon.

The United Nations Security Council unanimously voted to create an investigative team that will collect evidence of genocide and war crimes committed by the Islamic State terror group against civilians in Iraq.

A London-area church drew controversy earlier this week after its building was used for a fashion show that incorporated heavy occult and satanic symbolism.

A new study has found that the U.S. and the U.K. are among the top consumers of propaganda produced by the Islamic State terror group.

The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced that the battle to liberate Raqqa from the Islamic State has now reached its final stages and its fighters have captured 80 percent of the city.

Church officials in Somerset, England are defending their decision to allow the filming of "Hellboy" at the Wells Cathedral following criticisms from some parishioners.

A Canberra-based entertainment company has fired a Christian woman after she publicly indicated that she would vote no in Australia's same-sex marriage postal survey.

An evangelical church in Brisbane, Australia has received numerous threats, including one that urged people to set the building on fire, after it displayed a billboard declaring, "God designed marriage between a man and a woman."