09:30

FOR SCHOOLS

Wed 7^th Mar 1962, 09:30 on Network Three

Opening Music:
Haydn's Quartet in C major
9.35 AN ACT OF WORSHIP
Prayer
The God of love my Shepherd is
(S.P. 653: D.S. 26: P.H. 119: BBC Supplement 4: Tune, University-S.P. 653)
Interlude: St. Francis and the Gospels. 1: The Mission of the Twelve Apostles
Prayers: the Prayer for Understanding: the Lord's Prayer
Thv kingdom come, 0 God (C.H.
152. omitting v. 5; BBC Supplement 5: Tune, St. Cecilia-BBC Supplement 5)
Blessing
Closing Music:
Handel's Water Music Suite
Previously broadcast last Friday in the Home Service

Source: Radio Times

18:30

JAZZ SESSION

Network Three

Wed 7^th Mar 1962, 18:30 on Network Three

The first broadcast by the new Tubby Hayes Quintet Guest artist:
David Snell (harp) Introduced by Johnny Dankworth
Produced by Terry Henebery

Contributors

Unknown:: Tubby Hayes
Harp:: David Snell
Introduced By:: Johnny Dankworth
Produced By:: Terry Henebery

Source: Radio Times

19:00

CHRISTIAN OUTLOOK

Network Three

Wed 7^th Mar 1962, 19:00 on Network Three

Introduced by Peter Bide
News Comment : by Howard Williams
Religion in Schools-Failure or Success? The Rev. Arthur Peacock discusses the report issued last month by the Social Service Department of the Unitarian and Free Christian Churches
The Joyful News, the Methodist evangelical paper emanating from Cliff College. Calver. has been renamed Advance. Keith Macklin discusses the new look with the Rev. Amos S. Cresswell , the new editor
The last item is recorded

Contributors

Introduced By:: Peter Bide
Unknown:: Howard Williams
Unknown:: Rev. Arthur Peacock
Unknown:: Keith MacKlin
Unknown:: Amos S. Cresswell

Source: Radio Times

19:30

THE REFORMATION

Network Three

Wed 7^th Mar 1962, 19:30 on Network Three

A series of nine programmes presenting the religious movements against the political, economic, and social background of their time, and discussing their continued relevance today.
4: The Counter Reformation by H. 0. Evennett
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
The Catholic revival from 1540 onwards was, quite as much as its Protestant rivals, a movement of religious enthusiasm--one of the most powerful of the age. with readings by Gary Watson
Next Wednesday at 7.30: A Political Retrospect
A new historical study of the Reformation, specialty written by G. R. Elton to accompany these programmes, is published by the BBC as a 48-page booklet. with two maps, a library list, and many illustrations. It can be obtained from newsagents and booksellers, price 5s., or direct by sending a crossed postal order to [address removed]