Radio 4's Sunday morning service
A service for Palm Sunday from Down Cathedral, Downpatrick, Co Down, led by the Dean, the Very Reverend Henry Hill. Preacher is Archbishop Philip Patterson.
DetailsA service from Groomsport Presbyterian Church, Co Down, conducted by Rev Dr Roger Purce. Director of music: John Ekin.
DetailsFinding God in the City: From St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Glasgow, with the Provost, the Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth and the Rev Shona Lillie. Choir directed by Frikki Walker.
DetailsAs Methodists renew their new year covenant Leslie Griffiths leads a meditation reflecting on the Haiti earthquake, the anniversary of which falls later this month.
DetailsA service from Farnham United Reformed Church led by Rev Michael Hopkins. Preacher: Rev Roberta Rominger, general secretary of the URC. Director of Music: Edwin Rolles.
DetailsFrom St Martin's Church, Belfast, with the Grosvenor Chorale, directed by Edward Craig. Preacher: Bishop Harold Miller.
DetailsA service from Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, conducted by the Dean, the Very Rev Desmond Harman.
DetailsChoral Matins for Epiphany from Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. Preacher: Very Rev Dermot Dunne. Director of Music: Judy Martin. Organist: Tristan Russcher.
DetailsA service to celebrate the feast of Candlemas from St Luke's Church in Canton, Cardiff. Preacher: Rev Edwin Counsell. Neil Ferris directs the Cardiff Polyphonic Choir.
DetailsA choir and congregation of workers in the financial sector gather at Wesley's Chapel in the City of London to find Christian hope in the current financial crisis.
DetailsA service from the Church of the Good Shepherd, Belfast. Preacher: Fr Gerry Patton. Donal McCrisken directs Capella Caeciliana.
DetailsFrom St Finnian's church in Belfast, conducted by Canon Noel Battye.
DetailsOn the Sunday nearest the fifth anniversary of the July 7th bombings in London, a service from Newcastle in County Down, a town which itself has experienced terrorist violence.
DetailsThe Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, preaches at a Harvest Thanksgiving service in the village church of St Cosmus and St Damian in the Blean near Canterbury.
DetailsDr Tina Beattie of Roehampton University travels to Kolkata to explore the legacy of Mother Teresa, reflecting on how she lived out her faith amidst profound spiritual darkness.
DetailsA service exploring the theme of contentment from Highfields Church in Cardiff, led by Rev Peter Baker. Director of Music: Phil Holt. Conductor: Huw Gareth Williams.
DetailsSeeing the Light: The Rev Dr Steve Brady joins thousands at the Keswick Convention for a service focusing on life-changing experiences.
DetailsFrom St Finnian's Church, Cregagh, Belfast. Led by Canon Noel Battye.
DetailsFrom St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh. Marking Edinburgh 2010, centenary of the city's historic World Missionary Conference. Preacher: Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu.
DetailsA service for Trinity Sunday from St James' RC Church in St Andrews, close to the home of the Culdees, the religious community which lived in the town from the 9th century onwards.
DetailsAs Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor prepares to retire from his position as Archbishop of Westminster, he reflects on priesthood and vocation in the 21st Century.
DetailsThe Rt Rev Richard Chartres, Bishop of London, celebrates the joy of Easter with a special Eucharist from St Paul's Cathedral. The service includes Louis Vierne's Messe solennelle.
DetailsPupils from the Northampton Academy lead a service for leavers. Preacher: The Rt Rev Peter Hullah (Headmaster), with music from the Choir of Northampton Academy and Lincoln Minster.
DetailsFrom the Methodist Conference Blackpool, live from North Shore Methodist Church. The Preacher is the incoming President of Conference, the Rev Martin Atkins.
DetailsOn Remembrance Sunday, a programme specially recorded at Camp Bastion, the main base for British forces in Afghanistan. Presented by army chaplain Rev Andrew Martlew.
DetailsChoral Mattins for Rogation Sunday live from Tewkesbury Abbey. With BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year Laurence Kilsby and Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum.
DetailsMartin Palmer visits Syria to experience the living spirituality of a community stretching back to the birth of Christianity.
DetailsA service on Racial Justice Sunday from St Patrick's Church, Oldham. With Fr Phil Sumner and Margaret-Ann Fisken, Chair of the Catholic Association for Racial Justice.
DetailsOn the 90th anniversary of Armistice Day, a service of Remembrance from St Michael's Church in Pontarddulais, near Swansea, led by Rev John Walters.
DetailsA service from Christ Church in Cockermouth, one of the towns devastated by the 2009 Cumbria floods, to celebrate the strength of their community.
DetailsFrom the Tantur Ecumenical Institute, as part of a season of programmes from Jerusalem. Leader: Sister Bridget Tighe FMDM (Vice-Rector). Preacher: Father Michael McGarry (Rector).
DetailsIn a special feature from China, Martin Palmer visits Beijing and the ancient imperial capital of Xi'an to explore the history of Christianity in China.
DetailsMass for the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord from St Thomas More, Coventry. Celebrant: Father Timothy Menezes. Musical directors: Jo Boyce and Mike Stanley.
DetailsFormer head of the Met Office, Sir John Houghton, articulates why the churches should be at the forefront of concerns about climate change. From Jesus College, Oxford.
DetailsA service from St Mary's Church in Swansea, led by Rev Canon Andrew Vessey. The preacher is the Bishop of Swansea and Brecon, the Right Rev John Davies.
DetailsA service of readings, reflection and music for Remembrance Day, presented by Rev Dr Gordon Gray. Edward Craig directs the Grosvenor Chorale.
DetailsThe joy of Easter is celebrated in a Eucharist from Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, with excerpts from Messiah marking the 250th anniversary of Handel's death, plus Easter hymns.
DetailsFrom Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh, marking the 500th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. With Greyfriars Church Choir and the Edinburgh Singers, conducted by John Gormley.
DetailsFrom Ballywillan Presbyterian Church, Portrush, Co Antrim, conducted by the Rev Dr Stephen Williamson.
DetailsA service commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain live from St George's Chapel of Remembrance in Biggin Hill, with the Chaplain-in-Chief to the Royal Air Force.
DetailsOn the anniversary of Vaughan Williams' birth, Rev Stephen Shipley explores the depth of understanding and affection the composer had for John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress.
DetailsFrom Oban Parish Church, led by the Rev Liz Gibson. Preachers are the Minister, the Rev Dugald Cameron, and the Very Rev Norman MacCallum.
DetailsFor Christian Aid week, a Liturgy of the Word celebrated at Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral, led by Canon Peter Collins. Preacher: The Most Rev Peter Smith, Archbishop of Cardiff.
DetailsFrom the Old Palace, West Tarring, Worthing in West Sussex, with BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year Jacquelyne Hill. Preacher: Very Rev Nicholas Frayling, Dean of Chichester.
DetailsLive from Salisbury Cathedral in its 750th anniversary year. Visiting preacher: The Most Rev Dr Katharine Jefferts Schori, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, USA.
DetailsA service from Lichfield Cathedral celebrating the 300th anniversary of the birth of the author and devout Anglican Dr Samuel Johnson. Led by Canons Pete Wilcox and Wealands Bell.
DetailsA service for Advent from St Arvans Parish Church near Chepstow, led by Father Michael Gollop. With the Polyphonic Choir, directed by Neil Ferris. Organist: David Geoffrey Thomas.
DetailsA service from St Nicholas Buccleuch Parish Church, Dalkeith, Midlothian. Led by Rev Sandy Horsburgh. Preacher: Rev Marjory MacLean.
DetailsA service from St Paul's Church in Pentre Broughton, near Wrexham, led by Rev James Aylward. Jean Stanley-Jones directs the Sirenian Singers. Preacher: Canon Mary Stallard.
DetailsFrom the Cardinal Vaughan School in London, the Rt Rev George Stack leads a service exploring ways to live positively with cancer. Charles Cole directs the Schola Cantorum.
DetailsSimon Conway-Morris, Professor of Evolutionary Palaeobiology at Cambridge University, reflects on the compatibility of faith and science. From St John's College Chapel, Cambridge.
DetailsA celebration of a new form of church emerging on the internet. Members of the St Pixels community, who normally worship online, meet at Emmanuel Church in South Manchester.
DetailsA service for Fathers' Day exploring how faith is influenced by images of God as a stern or tender parent. From Morningside Parish Church, Edinburgh, led by Rev Gillean Maclean.
DetailsTo mark the International Musical Eisteddfod, a service from St Collen's Church in Llangollen, led by Rev Andrew Sully. The preacher is the Eisteddfod's President, Terry Waite CBE.
DetailsA service drawing on treasures old and new from Leeds Parish Church with music by SS Wesley, former organist and choirmaster. The service is led by Rev Canon Tony Bundock.
DetailsRev Ian Galloway leads a service from Glasgow University Chapel, marking the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. With preacher Rev Bob Fyffe and the Chapel Choir.
DetailsA service of Anglican morning prayer from St Mark's Church of Ireland in Portadown. The preacher is the Rector, Canon Jim Campbell, and the service is led by Rev Carmen Hayes.
DetailsRev Dr David Clark preaches at a service from the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge, marking the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
DetailsChoral Matins, live from Bath Abbey. Leader: The Rev Debbie Dewes. Preacher: The Prebendary Edward Mason. Music director: Peter King. Organist: Marcus Sealy.
DetailsA service from Eccleston Methodist Church, with the Good News Singers directed by Sue Guenault. Preacher: Rev Hilary Howarth. Leader: Judy Merry. Organist: Alan Winstanley.
DetailsA service from St Teilo's Church in the National History Museum of Wales at St Fagans, near Cardiff, led by Rev Roy Jenkins, with Cantemus Chamber Choir Wales.
DetailsCelebrating the 300th anniversary of Charles Wesley's birth, the Methodist communities of Central Brighton in England and New Brighton in South Africa join together in London.
DetailsRepeat of a broadcast by John O'Donohue, who died in January. He draws on the spiritual wisdom of the Celtic world with reflections on saintly living in the unseen presence of God.
DetailsFrom St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Glasgow. With the Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth and Rev Shona Lillie. Cathedral Choir directed by Frikki Walker.
DetailsA service from Clyst St Mary Church in Devon. Rt Rev Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter, explores the connections between faith, food and farming. Leader: Rev Jane Lucas.
DetailsFestival Eucharist from St John's Church Buxton sung by the Buxton Madrigal Singers and Festival soloists to Mozart's Mass in C, K258. The preacher is Bishop James Jones.
DetailsFrom the Chapel of Unity, Methodist College, Belfast, conducted by Rev David Neilands. Preacher: Rev Dr Ruth Patterson. Director of Music: Ruth McCartney.
DetailsIn the week that HM the Queen and Prince Philip celebrate their diamond wedding anniversary, a service from St Paul's Church in Onslow Square, London.
DetailsThe service comes from the Upper Basilica of St Francis in Assisi celebrating 800 years of the Franciscan friars. Led by Mgr Tony Rogers. Preacher: Fr Thomas Riest.
DetailsFestival Eucharist from St John's Church, Buxton, sung by the Buxton Madrigal Singers to Haydn's Missa Brevis in F. The celebrant is the Rev John Hudghton.
DetailsGordon Graham presents a service from St Cuthbert's Parish Church in Edinburgh during Festival time. Vincent Wallace directs the St Andrew Camerata.
DetailsThousands are expected to gather on the grassy slopes of Cofton Park Birmingham in preparation for the beatification of Cardinal Newman and the mass the Pope will later celebrate.
DetailsThe RSCM Millennium Youth Choir joins staff and residents of the St Monica Trust care home in Westbury-on-Trym near Bristol to reflect on the spirituality of ageing.
DetailsThe Moderator of the Irish Presbyterian General Assembly, Dr Norman Hamilton, preaches at the last of our Advent services from the Chapel of Unity, Methodist College, Belfast.
DetailsA service marking the centenary of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity from the Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge.
DetailsA service from Fitzroy Presbyterian Church, Belfast, led by the Very Reverend Dr Ken Newell, to mark the restoration of devolved government in Northern Ireland.
DetailsA service from Ebenezer Baptist Church, Abertillery, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Six Bells mining disaster. Preacher: Rev Roy Jenkins. Musical director: Steven Bard.
DetailsCreation, Chaos and Christ is the theme of this year's Keswick Convention, which gathers each summer to hear bible exposition and preaching in a marquee in the Lake District.
DetailsMattins from the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace, marking the 500th anniversary of the coronation of Henry VIII. The preacher is the Bishop of London, Rev Richard Chartres.
DetailsJohn L Bell, one of the most popular living hymn writers, explores women's contribution to the scriptures in a service from the Memorial Chapel, University of Glasgow.
DetailsA Eucharist live from Birmingham Cathedral to mark One World Week 2007. Preacher: Rev David Peck. President: Rev Gary O'Neil. Bill Tamblyn and Miko Giedroyc direct the Quire.
DetailsFestival Eucharist from St John's Church, Buxton, sung by the Buxton Madrigal Singers and Festival soloists to Schubert's Mass in G, D167.
DetailsFrom St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, marking the 450th anniversary of the Reformation. With Rev Helen Alexander. Preacher: Very Rev Gilleasbuig Macmillan.
DetailsA service from St Andrew's Church in Balligan, County Down, led by Canon John Bowley. Preacher: Canon Noel Battye. With the Balligan Consort.
DetailsThe Rt Rev James Jones, Bishop of Liverpool, celebrates Easter with a special Eucharist from Liverpool Anglican Cathedral. Including traditional hymns and Mozart's Spatzen Mass.
DetailsCelebrating Pentecost from Hinde Street Methodist Church in London. The multinational congregation is joined by the British Methodist Youth Choir.
DetailsA service from St John's College Chapel, Durham, on the Feast of Christ the King, reflecting on the themes of authority and trust. Led by Rev Kate Bruce and Rev Dr Roger Walton.
DetailsA service from Down Cathedral, Downpatrick, conducted by the Very Rev Henry Hull. The Preacher is Dom Mark-Ephrem Nolan, OSB.
DetailsFrom Our Lady and the English Martyrs Roman Catholic Church in Cambridge. Led by Mgr Tony Rogers with preacher Sister Gemma Simmonds. Director of music: Nigel Kerry.
DetailsA service from the Keswick Convention, which celebrates God's work worldwide. Led by Jonathan Lamb. Preacher: Steve Brady. Music Director: Peter Gunstone.
DetailsA service from Holy Trinity Church, Cookham, celebrating the spirituality of painter Stanley Spencer. Preacher: Canon David Winter; Leader: Father Michael Smith.
DetailsFaith That Works is the theme of the 2009 Keswick Convention. Thousands come together in the heart of the Lake District every summer to worship God and to grow in their faith.
DetailsLive from St Paul's Cathedral, London, Canon Lucy Winkett and the Rev Nicholas Holtam lead an act of worship exploring the significance of memory.
DetailsIn the week of the Ryder Cup, Archbishop Barry Morgan leads a service from St. Peter's in Chepstow, the only church in Wales on a golf course.
DetailsChoral Mattins for Bible Sunday live from Tewkesbury Abbey. The preacher is Rev Canon Paul Williams and the Abbey choir is directed by Carleton Etherington.
DetailsThe Revs Ricky Yates and Petra Elsmore lead a service from St Clement's Church, Prague, reflecting on the life and death of St Stephen and tenth century Duke Wenceslas of Bohemia.
DetailsA service for Pentecost from St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh, with the Rev Johnston McKay and Anna Magnusson. Cathedral Choir directed by Simon Nieminski.
DetailsThe Archbishop of Canterbury is the preacher at a special service based on sayings from St John's Gospel, live from St Dunstan's Church in Canterbury during the Lambeth Conference.
DetailsFrom Broomhill Parish Church, Glasgow, with the congregation and choir and members of the Paisley Philharmonic Choir. Led by Rev Bill Ferguson. Preacher: Rev Valerie Watson.
DetailsA service marking the harvest season from Moorlands Theological College in Christchurch, Dorset, led by Rev Dr Steve Brady. Preacher: Rev Ian Coffey.
DetailsSeeking the Mind of Christ: A service from St Michael's Church in Aberystwyth led by the Rev Canon Stuart Bell.
DetailsA suite of carols by Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy and the composer Sasha Johnson Manning. Narrated by James Quinn, with the Manchester Carollers and choirs from Manchester schools.
DetailsFr Donal Godfrey leads a service from the Catholic Parish of Most Holy Redeemer, San Francisco, exploring how gay people can find a place in the Christian narrative.
DetailsA service from Aldeburgh Parish Church in Suffolk during the 61st Festival of Music and the Arts, led by the Rev Nigel Hartley. With Bishop Nigel Stock.
DetailsBrian Sibley and the Rev Richard Coles reflect on the life and poetry of WH Auden, who often grappled with questions of belief and faith.
DetailsA service from St Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral, Armagh, with members of the Charles Wood Summer School.
DetailsA service for Advent from St Ninian's Cathedral, Perth, led by the Very Rev Hunter Farquharson with the Rev Ann Mazur. Preacher: the Most Rev David Chillingworth.
DetailsA service from Emmanuel Church, Northwood, with Steve Clifford, general director of the Evangelical Alliance. On Trinity Sunday our service celebrates family life in modern society.
DetailsA service from Trinity Methodist Church in Penarth, south Wales, led by Rev Teddy Kalongo. The preacher is Rev Dr Stephen Wigley, Chair of the Wales Synod of the Methodist Church.
DetailsA service from Broomhill Parish Church, Glasgow, with the congregation and choir and members of the Paisley Philharmonic Choir. Led by Rev Jennifer Macrae.
DetailsFrom St Nicholas' Church in Belfast with the Rev Elizabeth Hanna.
DetailsMichael Ford travels to Germany with singer Sasha Johnson Manning to explore the life of Hildegard of Bingen, whose writings and music speak of the depths of the mystery of God.
DetailsA service on All Saints Day from St Michael's Church in Aberystwyth. The preacher is Canon Stuart Bell, Rector of Aberystwyth. Musical Director: Andy Herrick.
DetailsCanon Michael Bourdeaux travels to Moscow to reflect on the witness of Father Alexander Men, a Russian Orthodox priest who was murdered in September 1990.
DetailsA service from Emmanuel Church, Didsbury, Manchester, exploring faith through the experiences of those with mental health issues. With Rev Sharon Grenham-Toze and Andrew Graystone.
DetailsOn the fourth Sunday of Advent, the story of the angel Gabriel's visit to Mary is explored in a service from St John's College, Durham. The preacher is Rev Dr David Wilkinson.
DetailsSunday Worship's first service for Advent. Live from Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, with Greyfriars Choir and the Edinburgh Singers. The preacher is Rev Richard Frazer.
DetailsA service for Bible Sunday from St Martin in the Fields in Trafalgar Square. Led by the Vicar, Rev Nicholas Holtam, with the Choir of St Martin in the Fields.
DetailsAfter Sunday: Canon Stephen Cherry and Rev Peter Sinclair reflect on how our worship of God shapes our daily living. James Lancelot directs the Durham Cathedral Consort of Singers.
DetailsMarking the 80th anniversary of Anne Frank's birth, a meditation from Blackburn Cathedral featuring the music of James Whitbourn's oratorio which sets words from Anne's diary.
DetailsA celebration of the 17th-century priest and poet George Herbert from Bemerton Church near Salisbury, where he was rector for three years.
DetailsApostle to the Gentiles: In preparation for the 2000th anniversary of the birth of St Paul, Gregory Collins leads a service from the Basilica of St Paul's outside the Walls in Rome.
DetailsBorn to Set Thy People Free: Live from St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, led by Rev Nicholas Holtam. Preacher Rev Richard Carter was Chaplain to the Melanesian Brotherhood.
DetailsBishop Alan Wilson and Rev Carole Peters lead a meditation for Lammas Day, the festival of the wheat harvest, from Eton College Chapel.
DetailsCome Thou Long Expected Jesus: Wesley's seasonal hymn provides the theme for an Advent service. Morning Prayer live from St Columba's RC Church, Glasgow, with Fr Brendan Slevin OP.
DetailsFrom Belhaven Parish Church, Dunbar. With Alison Twaddle, General Secretary of the Church of Scotland Guild. Preacher: the Minister, Rev Laurence Twaddle.
DetailsArchbishop Vincent Nichols celebrates and preaches at this Mass live from Westminster Cathedral. Master of Music: Martin Baker. Organist: Matthew Martin.
DetailsRoyal School of Church Music choir members celebrate St Paul's words in choral works from across the world the ages in Bath Abbey. Canon Robert Jones leads the service.
DetailsLive from the Church of God of Prophecy Aberdeen St, Birmingham, which is near to Winson Green Prison. How can faith in Christ break cycles of deprivation?
DetailsMarking the Third Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization with voices from Cape Town where the congress is taking place. With The Rev Hugh Palmer and The Rev Dr Chris Wright.
DetailsFrom our Fears and Sins Release Us: The third line of Charles Wesley's seasonal hymn Come Thou Long Expected Jesus provides the theme for this Advent service.
DetailsA service for Advent from Greenbank Parish Church, Edinburgh, led by the Rev Alison Swindells. Preacher: David Fergusson. With the choirs of Greenbank and New College.
DetailsIn a service for Advent, the Bishop of Manchester the Right Rev Nigel McCulloch explores the tidings of comfort to be found in Isaiah 40, vv1-11.
DetailsFrom the Chapel of Unity, Methodist College, Belfast, led by Rev David Neilands. Preacher: Rev Dr David Lapsley. With the Chapel Choir.
DetailsFrom Albany Road Baptist Church in Cardiff, featuring Cambrensis and the St David's Praise Choir. The service is led by Jeanette Minns.
DetailsFrom Knock Methodist Church, Belfast, led by Rev Brian Griffin.
DetailsHark, how all the welkin rings! Rev Dr Ian Bradley celebrates the rich heritage of carols old and new in Britain as an expression of popular faith and devotion.
DetailsTo mark the sixtieth anniversary of the NHS, health care professionals come together for a service from St Mark's Church in Newport, South Wales. Led by Dr Heather Payne.
DetailsRecorded at the Alliance of Religions and Conservation celebration, led by Martin Palmer and Sally Magnusson, with Bishop Richard Chartres.
DetailsMarking the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army, Dr Kevin Franz and Dr Ed Kessler visit what was the biggest Nazi concentration camp.
DetailsHow Shall I Sing That Majesty: A service from Derby Cathedral for the Feast of the Baptism of Christ led by Canon Nicholas Henshall with Bishop Humphrey Southern.
DetailsMass, live from Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge, led by Monsignor Peter Leeming with a homily from Father Alban McCoy.
DetailsA service about Christian ministry in the week of ordinations around St Peter's Day, live from St Martin in the Fields in London. Led by the Vicar, Rev Nicholas Holtam.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. A service for Palm Sunday live from Upper Clapton United Reformed Church in Hackney, London. The preacher is Rev John Macaulay.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. From the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire. Led by Rev Canon Joanna Penberthy. Preacher: Dr Anne Richards.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. A service from Augustine United Church, Edinburgh, led by Rev Lindsey Sanderson of Action of Churches Together in Scotland. Preacher: Kevin Franz.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. From St Cuthbert's Church, Carham, Northumberland. With Companions and Friends of the Northumbria Community. Preacher: Rev Roy Searle.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. A service for Mothering Sunday from St Alphege Church, Solihull, led by Rev Tim Pilkington. Preacher: Dr Paula Gooder.
DetailsThe Bishop of Sheffield, Dr Steven Croft, preaches for the second of our Advent services from St Mary's Church, Bramall Lane, Sheffield. Leader: Canon Julian Sullivan.
DetailsLed by the Star: A reflection on the Feast of the Epiphany from Hexham Abbey, with Rev Canon Graham Usher and the Abbey's chamber choir, directed by Michael Haynes.
DetailsA service on Remembrance Sunday live from Coventry Cathedral, marking the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Coventry and its cathedral. Preacher: The Very Reverend John Irvine.
DetailsHarvest Festival service from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, led by Rev Nicholas Holtam with Claire Foster, Chief Executive of The Ethics Academy.
DetailsLet us find our rest in thee: The fourth line of John Wesley's seasonal hymn Come Thou Long Expected Jesus provides the theme for an Advent service from Methodist College, Belfast.
DetailsAs choirs from around the world gather in Coventry for the 2008 International Church Music Festival, Rev Dr Janet Wootton explores Jesus's message of salvation.
DetailsLiving while you Wait: A service from Ararat Baptist Church, Whitchurch, Cardiff. Preacher: Revd Roy Jenkins. Adrian Partington directs the BBC National Chorus of Wales.
DetailsRev Myra Blyth, Director of Humanitarian and Refugee Services, leads an act of worship celebrating the 60th anniversary of the World Council of Churches.
DetailsFrom the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool, led by the Archbishop of Liverpool, the Most Rev Patrick Kelly. The cathedral choir is directed by Timothy Noon.
DetailsThe third of our services for Advent, live from St. David's Cathedral in Pembrokeshire; led by the Dean, the Very Rev Jonathan Lean. The Preacher is the Bishop of St. David's.
DetailsMost Vulnerable Victor: Very Rev Nicholas Bury explores the kingship of Jesus in a service live from Gloucester Cathedral. With Canon Neil Heavisides and the Cathedral Youth Choir.
DetailsNo Stranger Encounter: A service from Portsmouth Cathedral reliving the story of the Road to Emmaus, led by the Very Rev David Brindley with Bishop Kenneth Stevenson.
DetailsRev Stephen Shipley visits Leipzig to reflect on the faith of composer Felix Mendelssohn, on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
DetailsOn This Rock: A service from Milton Baptist Church in Weston-super-Mare. Preacher: Rev John S Smith. Musical Director: Paul Harrison.
DetailsA service for the week of prayer for Christian unity from the Chapel of Worcester College, Oxford, led by the Chaplain, Rev Dr Jonathan Arnold.
DetailsPathways of Prayer: The Evangelical Tradition, from the Church of St Philip and St James in Holywood, Co Down. Preacher: Right Rev Ken Clarke, Church of Ireland Bishop of Kilmore.
DetailsPathways of Prayer: Radio 4's Lent series exploring six strands of Christian spirituality. The Holiness tradition, from the Salvation Army, Bromley, Kent.
DetailsPathways of Prayer: The path of social justice, from St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow, led by the Provost, the Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth.
DetailsPathways of Prayer: The Call of the Desert. Nicholas Buxton visits Egypt to meet the monks of the ancient Coptic monasteries and to explore the path of desert spirituality.
DetailsPathways of Prayer: Lent series exploring six strands of Christian spirituality. The Sacramental Tradition, from St David's Cathedral in Pembrokeshire.
DetailsA service for Lent from the chapel of Scargill House in the Yorkshire Dales, led by Bishop Chris Edmondson with Rev Phil Stone and music directed by Jo McKee.
DetailsA service for Lent from Calvary Baptist Church in Cardiff. Led by Rev Dr Craig Gardener. Preacher: Rev Dr Karen Smith.
DetailsA service from St Joseph's Catholic Church in Bradford, the fourth in a series for Lent, led by Fr John Newman with reflections from Dr Ann Marie Mealey.
DetailsThe fifth service in a series for Lent considers the life of St Peter, and comes live from the Church of God of Prophecy in Birmingham's Winson Green. Led by Lorraine Oliver.
DetailsThe last programme in a series for Lent considers the character of Barabbas. From St Mary's, Lowe House in St Helens with Fr Stephen Pritchard.
DetailsA third service in a series for Lent from St Molua's Church, Belfast, led by Canon David Humphries. Preacher: Very Rev Dr John Dunlop. Director of Music: Robert Thompson.
DetailsAward-winning composer of radio, TV and film scores Steven Faux explores the Psalms, live from Bath Abbey. With Prebendary Edward Mason and the Bath Abbey Girls' choir.
DetailsRemember, Reflect, React: At the beginning of Liverpool's year as European Capital of Culture, the deans of the city's two cathedrals mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
DetailsReflections on the legacy of slavery for a city whose success rested on the slave trade.
DetailsThe Archbishop of York, the Most Rev and Rt Hon Dr John Sentamu, explores the life and work of two of the great reformers: William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson.
DetailsRev Dr K Smith reflects on Christian freedom.
DetailsRichard Reddie celebrates 50 years of Ghanaian independence and marks the bicentenary of the Slave Trade Act, which abolished slavery in the British Empire.
DetailsSet All Free! Fourth of a special series commemorating the 200th anniversary of the act abolishing the Slave Trade across the British Empire.
DetailsObserving Lent through the senses. From St Peter's Cathedral, Belfast. Led by Father Brendan Smyth. Preacher: Father Hugh Kennedy. Director of Music: Nigel McClintock.
DetailsA service for Holocaust Memorial Sunday on the Feast of the Conversion of St Paul, from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London, led by Rev Nicholas Holtam with Rabbi Lionel Blue.
DetailsThe Rev Dr Ian Bradley and the Rev John Barr reflect on the spiritual significance of water in a service from the Priory Church in Great Malvern, famous for its springs.
DetailsA service from St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle marking the centenary of the Scout movement. Preacher: The Rt Revd David Conner, Dean of Windsor.
DetailsThe Charismatic Tradition: Bishop Basil Richards leads a Palm Sunday service from the Church of God of Prophecy in Birmingham's Aberdeen Street. Preacher: Bishop Dr Joe Aldred.
DetailsThe Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, is the preacher at a service from the University of Huddersfield reflecting on the great choruses of Handel's Messiah.
DetailsThe Harvest of Love. Live from Pershore Abbey, which is at the centre of a farming community whose harvest was devastated by the summer flooding. Leader: Rev Kenneth Crawford.
DetailsService from St Thomas' Hospital, London, marking 100 years since the death of Florence Nightingale. Preacher: Rev Tom Keighley, Fellow of the Nightingale Foundation.
DetailsThe life of St Thérèse of Lisieux, the French Carmelite nun who died at a young age, is explored in a service from the church of Sacred Heart and St Theresa, Coleshill, Birmingham.
DetailsA service from St Paul's Church, Knightsbridge in London, for the Feast of Pentecost. Featuring music from Haydn's Creation to mark the 200th anniversary of the composer's death.
DetailsCanon Brian Mountford, Vicar of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin Oxford, leads Choral Matins according to the Book of Common Prayer.
DetailsA service reflecting on the creative power of God from the Chelmsford Corps of the Salvation Army with the International Staff Songsters of the Salvation Army.
DetailsAngela Tilby visits the Suffolk coast with writer Kevin Crossley-Holland and Clive Young, Bishop of Dunwich, to reflect on our uneasy relationship with the sea.
DetailsMichael Ford presents a special feature from America exploring the legacy of the monk and prolific spiritual writer Thomas Merton.
DetailsThis is the Best of Me: On the 150th anniversary of the birth of Edward Elgar, the Rev Stephen Shipley leads a meditation from the composer's native Worcestershire.
DetailsA traditional parish church wedding in all its glory. Steve Bell and Zoe Rawcliffe marry in St Andrew's Church, Rugby. Rev Mark Beach conducts the ceremony.
DetailsFrom Trinity Church, Sutton, Rev Martin Camroux reflects on our quest for the glory of God.
DetailsBishop Martin Shaw visits Paris and Solesmes and talks to the author Sara Maitland as he reflects on the life and writings of philosopher and political thinker Simone Weil.
DetailsWe Saw His Star in the East: On the feast of Epiphany, Fr James Hanvey SJ visits the Pope's summer palace outside Rome, home to the Vatican Space Observatory.
DetailsAn exploration of the ultimate sources of knowledge and wisdom in this service live from St John's College in the University of Cambridge. Led by Rev Duncan Dormer.
DetailsWounded Healers: A service from Emmanuel Church, Didsbury, Manchester. Leader: Rev Dr Nick Bundock. Preacher: Canon David Hughes (Team Rector). Director of Music: Chris Gasson.
DetailsAndrew Graystone presents an act of worship recorded at this year's Greenbelt Festival, an event celebrating faith, social justice and the arts which has been held since 1974.
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