Local Church of Ireland leaders condemn racism and violence in Ballymena unrest, urging calm and peaceful actions.
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A lawsuit challenges Arkansas' Act 573, requiring Ten Commandments displays in schools, arguing it favors religion.
The Church of England’s lead bishop for economics and business, Helen-Ann Hartley, welcomes the government's spending review.
Miriam Cates warns that Britain's abortion laws may become Europe's most extreme due to Labour MPs' proposed changes.
The Montana Supreme Court struck down three abortion laws, sparking criticism from the state's Republican governor.
The UK Supreme Court rejected an appeal, siding with Kristie Higgs, affirming her right to express religious beliefs.
The Darlington nurses' legal dispute over changing facilities takes a new turn with NHS England's intervention and support.
Ann Widdecombe comments on a rise in UK youth attending church, noting it as a response to modern life's challenges.
Iowa law now allows students to attend private religious instruction during school hours, with parental notification.
When I first began ministry in Brora, visitors seeking 'revival fire' were often more of a hindrance than a help.