In 1994, one of the worst genocides in history occurred in Rwanda. Over 100 days, a million people died at the hands of neighbours, workmates, and even friends. We hear from reconciliation commissioner Rev Antoine Rutayisire, who is also a survivor of the genocide.

The second session of the Vatican's major synod begins in October. It might determine the way that the Catholic church will be run in the future. But will it also tackle the hot button issues around women's leadership and sexuality?

While many are focused on the race for the White House, there's another contest looming. It's to decide the next archbishop of Canterbury, who not only leads 85 million Anglicans worldwide, but gets a seat in UK parliament. To the diminishing number of Christians in the West, why does this matter?