Religion news 4 February
Cathedrals, temples, mosques and churches join national vaccination campaign Worcester has become the fifth cathedral to open its doors in the fight against the coronavirus, as
Cathedrals, temples, mosques and churches join national vaccination campaign Worcester has become the fifth cathedral to open its doors in the fight against the coronavirus, as
By Tim Maby Zara Mohammed, 29, the first woman and the first Scot to be elected secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), says
‘The best of us’: Tributes pour in for Captain Sir Tom Captain Sir Tom Moore, who became a national hero after raising tens of millions
French politicians debate law to stop religion creeping into public services In France, the National Assembly has started a two week examination of laws which
Muslim Council of Britain elects first female secretary-general Zara Mohammed, a 29-year-old training and development consultant from Glasgow, has become the first woman to be
Months of large lockdown weddings in strictly orthodox community, investigation reveals North London’s strictly orthodox community in Stamford Hill has been staging hosting large weddings
Digital services attract more people and are here to stay The Rev Chris Lee, the Instagram vicar who has more followers than the Church of
By Ruth Peacock A Church of England vicar with 176,000 Instagram followers, a young imam whose following increased tenfold in the pandemic, and church worship
Archbishops call on the nation to pray as UK Covid-19 deaths reach 100,000 The archbishops of Canterbury and York have called on the nation to
Church leaders join growing clamour for schools to re-open for all children as soon as possible In her last speech as the Children’s Commissioner for
