Simon Barrow suggests that how the churches see their engagement with culture, including spaces like the BBC's Thought for The Day, is shaped by the question about how God has been turned into an artefact under Christendom.

The church looking for ‘God slots’ in relation to culture is like religion seeking a ‘God of the gaps’ in relation to science: a huge mistake. The Gospel points us elsewhere.

For years the churches have been unable to fix a common date for Easter. For many it has become a general holiday. Here we provide a guide to the issues, courtesy of the WCC Faith and Order Commission.

The Evangelical Alliance has welcomed new charity guidelines. But the argument about proselytism will go on.

Defying perceptions of widening division between the two faiths, Muslims have joined an Indian sit-in organized by Christians.

Secularity as an ecumenical virtue