Exorcism goes mainstream: Churches learn 'best practice'
Combined Churches assemble in a bid to learn techniques to battle Satan head-on.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromReligion and Beliefs
Christchurch survivor: Ramadan marks peace
Temel Atacocugu was shot nine times on March 15.
North Shore Paranormal: Home owners floored by pentagram, occult symbols
Couple went to lay carpet and made bizarre discovery in their home of 30 years.
Brian Tamaki in politics 'greatest thing ever' for would-be rival's support
Kelvin Davis says Brian Tamaki challenging his seat would be good for his campaign.
Ramadan means special food and mealtimes in the air
Emirates will serve a million high-energy dates to passengers fasting during Ramadan.
Moon sighting marks start of NZ Ramadan tomorrow
Observing Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam that is obligatory for every Muslim.
Bizarre life of 10 Things I Hate About You star
He was once one of the hottest young stars. These days, he's a religious leader.
Steve Braunias' Secret diary of Brian Tamaki
COMMENT: And on the first day the Lord God sayeth unto Me, "Yo, Brian!"
Hone Harawira backs Brian Tamaki in prison programme stoush
Government should give Man Up programme a chance, says Harawira.
'I'm warning you': Tamaki threatens revolt in NZ prisons
Ardern blasts "irresponsible" Brian Tamaki over prison violence threat.
Preacher to Destiny Church protesters: Stop judging Muslims, show love
Anglican preacher says Christianity was never the sole faith tradition in NZ.
Unprecedented security at NZ mosques for Ramadan
Ramadan is predicted to start on Sunday, May 5 this year.
NZ finally waking to war on Christianity
COMMENT: There seems to be stories everywhere regarding the assault on Christianity.
Braunias' Secret diary of Katie Hopkins
COMMENT: Katie Hopkins is still waiting to hear from Jacinda Ardern.
Destiny Church members outside Al Noor Mosque declare 'NZ is a Christian country'
The group's action has attracted plenty of criticism on social media forums.
'Corrupted': Folau sack threat splits Australia
Plans to sack Folau over his views have some bemoaning it is 'PC gone too far'.
Fear as screaming man storms into Auckland church
The incident has put one Auckland family off attending the church ever again.
Brian Rudman: Leave Israel Folau out of hate speech heat
COMMENT: Banning Folau risks creating new martyrs and threatens our free speech tradition.
ISIS loyalists regroup in a Syrian refugee camp
Militant women have targeted health staff and aid workers, calling them 'infidels'.
The real story of Jesus Christ's crown of thorns
How did the precious relic end up in Notre Dame cathedral in Paris?
Women from Christchurch mosque shooting reveal what's behind the hijab
Insight into a women's prayer meeting a month after the shootings at Majid Al Noor mosque.
'Serious error': International rugby star dragged into Folau fallout
Another player has been dragged into Israel Folau's ugly mess.
Retired Pope Benedict wades into sex abuse debate
Pope Benedict criticised as he claims 60s partly to blame for church sex scandal.
There are two types of hijabs. The difference is huge
COMMENT: Iranian-American Masih Alinejad says not all hijabs are created equal.
When the call came: Inside Jacinda Ardern's 72 hours after mosque attacks
What was happening behind the scenes for the three days after the mosque attacks?
Outrage over competition to 'win free trip to NZ' to meet terror attack victims
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".
Mormons to allow baptisms, blessings for children of LGBT parents
Church will also update handbook removing the label of "apostasy" for same-sex marriage.
Is God online? Inside the world of the Insta-preachers
'Hipster' worshipers are spreading the word online, bringing a young crowd to Christ.
University of Otago students get Muslim chaplains
A long-planned Muslim chaplaincy service for University of Otago will be launched today.
Nicole Kidman's wedding ban no surprise, says Scientology founder's great-grandson
The great-grandson of Scientology's founder reveals how the church deals with outsiders.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Was PM right to wear headscarf?
What was solidarity in the aftermath of the attack can become endorsement if it continues.
Many massacre remembrance services cancelled following police advice
Events in Southland and Waikato have been cancelled following advice from police.
Embassy calls mosque leader's Mossad claim 'regrettable'
Ahmed Bhamji said he suspected the gunman got his funding from Mossad.