Christianity 'nearly defeated' in Britain by STEVE DOUGHTY, Daily Mail The leader of England's Roman Catholics admitted yesterday that Christian belief has been virtually banished from everyday life.

Lamorna Ash’s “Don’t Forget We’re Here Forever” reports on the young faithful in Britain, while Ross Douthat’s “Believe” has ...

Britain’s northeast and southwest regions are the least religiously diverse, with 4.2% and 3.2%, respectively, selecting a religion other than Christian, according to the report.

The UK is no longer a majority Christian country and the average age of churchgoers is 51. Katie Rosseinsky talks to younger believers about why they still have faith. Jump to content.

Christianity in Britain “has been dying for a long time,” he said. “There was some time, until recently, there was a sort of social and cultural pressure to at the very least to pretend a ...

Christians in Britain become minority as Easter service attendance down 66% in a decade More than half of the population of Britain do not consider themselves Christian for the first time, ...

Among its key findings, the study asserts that Chinese churches have become the fastest growing Christian community in Britain since 2021, due to Hong Kongers.

Pilgrimage is as old as religion. Here in Rome, where I’m following in the footsteps of countless pilgrims before me, I’ve been visiting sites associated with the first martyrs of the ...

Reader says LGBT lobby is smart, focused and well-funded; Christians weak and naive More On UK Christians - The American Conservative Politics Foreign Affairs Culture Fellows Program Login ...

And this week, only a quarter (24.2 per cent) of 1,200 serving priests surveyed by The Times said that Britain can be described as a Christian country today; 64.2 per cent said that Britain could ...