A report from the U.K. Home Office has revealed that more than 40 foreign terrorists have avoided deportation by using human rights laws.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has resigned from his role in the Church of England after a recent inquiry found that he had colluded in concealing evidence to protect a bishop who was accused of committing sex offenses against teenagers.

The Swedish government has recently announced that it is considering to amend its existing hate crime legislation to include "gender expression and identity" as criteria in protecting individuals against discrimination.

Some churches in the U.K. will be abandoning the use of traditional collection baskets in favor of contactless card readers to collect donations from parishioners.

A Christian pastor, who has been incarcerated in China for almost four years, was reportedly tortured by prison officials after he attempted to file an appeal on his case.

Manny Pacquiao's boxing coach, Freddie Roach, has asserted that the Filipino boxer lost his "killer instinct" to knock down his opponents in the ring because of his devotion to the Bible.

Pope Francis will send nearly half a million dollars to South Sudan to help fund church-run projects following the postponement of his trip to the war-torn country last month.

Chinese authorities in China's central Henan province have formally arrested five pastors following the demolition of their church last month.

Sudanese churches have written an open letter to the government to condemn the demolition of church buildings in Sudan's capital of Khartoum, describing the act as "the systematic violation of Christian religious freedoms."

The Church of England had "colluded" with a former bishop to conceal the sexual abuse he committed on young boys and men over a period of twenty years, according to an independent report.

The Islamic State has blown up the historic Grand al-Nuri Mosque of Mosul, where the terrorist group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared a caliphate in 2014.