For St David's Day, Aled Jones introduces a feast of classic Welsh hymns and discovers how Only Men Aloud are creating the next generation of male voice choirs. Show more

Pam Rhodes introduces seasonal music from Cambridge, during the university's 800th anniversary year, featuring college choirs and The King's Singers. Show more

Aled Jones introduces a feast of hymns by some of today's writers, and discovers what makes a modern classic. Hymns include Christ Triumphant. Show more

A celebration of faith, science and the natural world. Music includes John Rutter's arrangement of All Things Bright and Beautiful, sung by Charlotte McKechnie. Show more

For Prisons Sunday, Aled Jones is given access to HMP Wayland in Norfolk to meet staff and prisoners and introduce a selection of hymns from around the country.

Aled Jones discovers the remarkable story of leading church architect Augustus Pugin. Two hundred years after his birth, his designs are a lasting legacy to his faith.

Pam Rhodes talks to school children about the Christian calendar and chooses suitable hymns for the whole year.

Pam Rhodes selects favourite hymns that mark the milestones in life - baptisms, weddings and funerals, as well as national events and celebrations.

Aled Jones visits London's Chinatown and introduces hymns from St Martin-in-the-Fields, with a performance by cellists Julian Lloyd Webber and his wife Jiaxin. Show more

Pam Rhodes introduces congregational hymns that reflect every human experience and emotion, plus performances from Willard White and Russell Watson.

A survivor shares their story of faith under fire and fighting the good fight on D-Day, 70 years ago. Show more

Aled Jones visits Whitby and the North York Moors in search of unusual harvests, and introduces hymns from farming and port communities all over the country.

Diane-Louise Jordan visits the multi-million pound renovated Church of St Martin in the Fields, in London's Trafalgar Square. Features congregational hymns. Show more

For the season of harvest, Aled Jones meets the Archers - Britain's most famous fictional farming family - and visits the real-life farming community in the Vale of Evesham. Show more

Maxwell Hutchinson meets Ralph McTell and Bruce Kent to discover what makes Trafalgar Square such an icon of British history and culture in the heart of London. Show more

Aled Jones with carols from Shrewsbury as the Christmas story is told by Robert Hardy and Gabrielle Drake. Also, a chance to sing along with Christmas favourites. Show more

Aled Jones meets Libera, the boy band whose fans include His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI and the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, and who have become a global hit. Show more

Aled Jones introduces hymns inspired by The Bible, and discovers how the 400-year-old King James version continues to inspire our culture, language and music.