Rev Mary Haddow contrasts the description of two feasts in Mark's gospel, one for the rich and famous, and the other for all and sundry.

Rev Lucy Winkett recounts the story of Lt. Arnaud Beltrame.   Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 23.   Rev Mary Haddow takes a lesson from the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Melvyn Bragg looks at Pilgrimage and relics.   Malcolm Guite reacts to Psalm 27.   Judy Gentis sympatthises with the plight of Martha, the older sister.   Alan Sorensen recommends Prestalgia, the opposite of Nostalgia!

Mary Haddow expounds on the importance of Touch, with reference to Jairus and his daughter, and also mentioning the woman with the issue of blood.

Melvyn Bragg explores Medieval Pilgrimage, with the help of Miri Rubin, Kathryn Rudy and Anthony Bale.   Malcolm Guite reads his own version of Psalm 22.   Judy Gentis tells the story of Rahab the harlot.   

Lucy Winkett talks about the choices we have to make.   Harriet Gilbert, Val McDermid and Martha Lane Fox review a book on Shakespeare.   Malcolm Guite meditates on Psalm 11.   Sir John Timpson talks about his experiences as a Foster Carer.

Mary Haddow researches the history of the Sling Shot.

Michael Berkeley explores Alex Harris's love of Medieval music & literature. Adrian Plass thinks about Cuddling the Kids.   Malcolm Guite meditates on Psalm 19.   Judy Gentis imagines herself to be Naomi.   Mary Haddow has a story about salt.

Michael Berkeley talks to Bill Browder about the difficulty of doing business in Russia.   Malcolm Guite has a meditation on Psalm 17.   Mary Haddow has a story about the wisdom of an old lady.   There is music for Trinity Sunday.

Mary Haddow explains the significance of the Holy Trinity.