As the current debate about how chaplaincy should be funded illustrates, handling spiritual needs in a plural health system can be tricky.

Could challenging the imprisonment of Bethlehem serve as a window into the wider problems and solutions for Palestine and Israel?

The lifting of the excommunication on Holocaust-denier Richard Williamson has left many people confused about the Catholic Church’s relation to the Jewish people.

A theologian whose forthcoming book 'Red Tory' is a much-anticipated event in the world of UK political publishing is imagining a quantum leap in conservative thought and practice.

The dominance of religion in American public life has taken a different form to that of Europe under Christendom. But the US picture is changing too.

Deep thinking about trees? Yes indeed. They are both a vital resource, a means of claiming the land, and at the same time contested political and religious symbols.

Integrated schooling in Northern Ireland has provable benefits. We should be learning that lesson in Britain.

As free market fundamentalism falters, religious communities have an opportunity to invest in practical alternatives.

Christians and others are asking whether a "rights discourse" is really adequate to who and what we are as human beings.

Ekklesia is pleased to be involved in a major civil society event taking place across Britain today.