Fern Britton speaks to recording artist and actress Barbara Dickson. They discuss her singing career, struggles with anxiety and the role that faith has played in her life. Show more

Sally Magnusson examines the faith aspects of the migrant crisis in Calais. Plus a profile of Christian songwriter Matt Redman, and the secrets of Shakespeare's favourite church. Show more

As Her Majesty the Queen becomes our longest-reigning monarch, Sally Magnusson goes behind the scenes on board the Royal Yacht Britannia. Show more

Sally Magnusson joins Lord of the Rings fans at a Tolkien festival, David Grant visits the home of William Blake, and historian Richard Taylor is at Jane Austen's church. Show more

Former BBC political correspondent Martina Purdy reveals why she chose a new life as a nun, and FA Cup choir winner Jim Errington looks forward to his big moment at Wembley. Show more

Rap artists teach a Methodist congregation to modernise a traditional hymn to celebrate BBC Music Day. David Grant meets the singing pilgrims progressing around Britain.

Featuring the story of the incredible gift one sister gave to another - a baby. Plus David Grant meets the young singer-songwriters using money from criminals to make music. Show more

Sally Magnusson meets local hero George Parsonage, who has saved hundreds of people from the river Clyde. The Songs of Praise Gospel Choir competition is launched. Show more

Sally Magnusson is in Belfast to mark the centenary of the Battle of the Somme and the Easter Rising, two events which shaped the history of Ireland. Show more

Sally Magnusson presents from RAF Brize Norton. Plus stories from a veteran of the Arctic Convoys and a mother whose son died in the line of duty. Show more

Days before Donald Trump enters the White House as president, we find out about his family connections to the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. Show more

For Easter Sunday, Sally Magnusson discovers how the people of Greater Manchester have come together to stage a performance of Christ's crucifixion and resurrection. Show more

David Grant visits Leybourne Animal Centre in Kent, run by the oldest welfare organisation in the world - the RSPCA - founded nearly 200 years ago by a vicar. Show more

Sally Magnusson visits Guernsey as its people approach the anniversary of the liberation of the island from German occupation in May 1945. Show more

Fern Britton speaks to opera singer Alfie Boe, who went from once having to sleep on a park bench to singing from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Show more

The words from the opening of John's Gospel are read by Alex Jennings, and the Exultate Singers perform a new setting of Christina Rossetti's poem Love Came Down at Christmas. Show more

Fern Britton speaks to Paralympic athlete Stef Reid, who has won two silver medals at the Paralympics and a gold in the world championships. Show more

Fern Britton meets boxing legend and two-time world champion Nigel Benn. He charts his glittering career but also shares his more troubled personal journey. Show more

On New Year's Day, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, shares his reflections on the year ahead. Show more

Carols and festive music from the Royal Albert Hall as star guests Ronan Keating, Alexander Armstrong, Ruby Turner and Shaun Escoffery join hosts Sally Magnusson and David Grant. Show more