Theos Think Tank researcher, Hannah Rich, offers insightful discussion of the Church's response to debt problems.

The Bible is a book for everybody, where we meet together. For Catholics, benefiting from the wisdom of others – saints and scholars, popes and parishioners – can help to see the bigger picture and appreciate the message of Scripture more deeply.

Throughout Christian history, Scripture has been the source of inspiration for many works of art, architecture, and music. As a result, the creative world can be a simple and enjoyable way to start exploring the Bible.

One Bible at a time, you are changing people’s lives

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show is the most significant event in the gardening year – and Bible Society's going to be part of it.

Since the summer, supporters like you have generously donated more than £100,000 towards Bible work in China, which will be doubled to an amazing £200,000! Thank you so much; your kindness left us humbled and grateful.

With children, teachers and parents preparing for the start of the new school year, Back to School Sunday and Education Sunday are brilliant opportunities to pray for schools and for the next generation.

The Extinction Rebellion climate change protests in London have ended. Christians – including former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams – were among the demonstrators.

Director of Theos Think Tank, Elizabeth Oldfield, explores new media and reconciliation in an age of incivility

On yesterday’s News at Ten, Martin Bashir, told the moving story of George Vinall, whose Bible took the impact of bullets while he was serving at the Western Front during World War One.

News from this year's African Biblical Leadership Initative.

We might be mid-heatwave, and September church services might be the last thing on your mind! But if you're the planning-ahead kind, here are five ways you can prepare for the autumn...

Though the prevailing narrative is one of decline and closure, Rural churches can and do grow in terms of discipleship, numbers and service. Jill Hopkinson explores.

They came for tinsel and milk. They went having heard the greatest story ever told. Shoppers at ASDA in Swindon had a surprise, today, when we staged three pop-up performances of the Nativity.

Ken Dachi has just got back from the Central African Republic, where he met people in volatile circumstances who are hungry for the Bible.

In the Central African Republic, violence is everywhere and poverty is rife. But in this volatile, dangerous place, people long for the Bible. You can help provide it today.