Professional actor Christopher Power interviews Paul Burbage, the founder of Christian theatre company Riding Lights, before their drama play in Birkenhead. Rev. Heather Buckley comments on the performance afterwards.

While Ricky Leonard was in the North West of UK he popped into Flame CCR's Birkenhead studios with David Riley (FGBA local co-ordinator). Ricky talked about his "almost unbelievable" life story (www.RickyLeonard.net). All we can say is that Ricky's story proves the words of one of the songs we included in this programme "our God is an awesome God". Have a listen and tell us if you disagree.

John talks to Steve & Liz Smith in their New Brighton home about prayer and the way in which their home fellowship majors on prayer.

In a very crowded chat room today with Norman are four USA visitors plus Peter Field. The USA people are the European organisers of "The Extreme Tour" ( www.theextremetour.com ) plus Ted Bruun, the founder. events in the UK. Don't expect a sleepy programme, be prepared to be enthused by the chat and energised by the music.

John Cheek listens as Samantha Francis (a vegan) takes us through Holy Scripture to highlight God's perfect will with regards to our treatment of animals.

John Cheek talks to Wendy Thomas. Wendy was born into a broken-home, was adopted by her grandparents (Christian Spiritualists) and then became a Christian in a notable encounter with her Heavenly Father. Years later she encountered her Heavenly Father anew again when she heard "the Father's Love Letter" this changed Wendy's life and now she has the desire to communicate it across the whole of the UK. www.fathersloveletter.com

Chris Youngman visits Burton Village, a charming unspoilt old village on Wirral.

Dawn Hand talks about Chester City Mission and its work in the 20th Century and nowadays.

Dawn Hand talks about the early 19th Cetury days of Chester City Mission.

Chris talks about the history of St Peter's church in Heswall, Wirral