S2015 E23 • 07/06/2015

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.

Première diffusion : 7 juin 2015

S2015 E30 • 26-07-2015

The wedding season is upon us. Bill Turnbull joins a couple on their big day to find out how they prepared for a lifetime together, and we meet the wedding angels helping couples realise their dreams.

Première diffusion : 26 juillet 2015

S2015 E37 • 13-09-2015

As Her Majesty the Queen becomes our longest-reigning monarch, Sally Magnusson goes behind the scenes on board the Royal Yacht Britannia to discover what life was like on this floating royal home from home.

Première diffusion : 13 septembre 2015

S2015 E38 • Tribute to a Queen

A musical tribute from the Royal Albert Hall to Her Majesty the Queen, with special guests Lesley Garrett, Alexander Armstrong and a choir of five thousand voices.

Première diffusion : 20 septembre 2015

S2015 E39 • Harvest

John Craven joins a farming family in Dorset to discover why bringing in the harvest this year has a special meaning, and Lindsey Chapman reveals how a Suffolk church helped visiting swifts survive the summer.

Première diffusion : 27 septembre 2015

S2015 E41 • 11-10-2015

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. Plus some great hymns to sing along with.

Première diffusion : 11 octobre 2015

S2015 E42 • 18-10-2015

Josie d'Arby visits Europe's largest travelling funfair in Hull, and Pete Waterman celebrates 70 years of the Rev W Awdry's Thomas the Tank Engine.

Première diffusion : 18 octobre 2015

S2015 E44 • 01/11/2015

David Grant is in Rome as the Archbishop of Canterbury's cricket team take on the Pope's XI in the spirit of closer relations, and we have news of this year's Children in Need.

Première diffusion : 1 novembre 2015

S2015 E45 • 08/11/2015

Bill Turnbull presents a special Remembrance programme from the Imperial War Museum, including the story of soldier Martyn Compton who survived a Taliban rocket attack to become a racing driver. Prince William described him as "inspirational".

Première diffusion : 8 novembre 2015

S2015 E46 • 15/11/2015

At the beginning of Interfaith Week Connie Fisher discovers how cooking and singing is building bridges between religions. And presenter, actor and disability activist Adam Pearson speaks out about bullying, hate crime and the acceptance he found in church.

Première diffusion : 15 novembre 2015