Ginnie Wilkie reads a sermon by Canadian Mariko Ogasawara about an example of grace in action.

Rabbi Jonathan Romain talks about his work as an Agony Uncle.   Jeremy Irons reads Psalm 92.   Ernie Rea introduces a poem about Belsen.

MUSIC

1.   Cambridge Singers - the Lord bless you and keep you

2.   Maddy Prior - The God of Abraham Praise.

3.   City of Chester Male Voice Choir - Sweet the work my god and King.

4.   Darlene Zschech - My Jesus my Saviour.

Malcolm Guite reads his version of Psalm 23.   Simon Warrack talks about his work as a stonemason, restoring ancient artifacts.   Mary Haddow tells a story about the value of paintings.

Julia Blackburn explains her love of music to Michael Berkeley.   Larry Gentis talks about Moses' wife's bread.   Philip Noble encourages us to be more honest.

Karl Weidner gives a clear explanation of the response we should make to the offer of God's Grace.

Matthew Rodger explores the Sermon on the Mount.

Malcolm Guite reads a meditation based on Psalm 25.   Mary Haddow explains the significance of the gifts brought by the Magi.   Philip Noble encourages us to Be Still.

MUSIC

1.   And can it be - St Michael's singers

2.   As with gladness men of old - Wells Cathedral choir.

Michael Berkeley talks to children's author Francesca Simon.   Matthew Rodger describes the best way of being a witness.   Larry Gentis is Moses in the wilderness.   Philip Noble advises us not to jump to conclusions.

MUSIC

1.   Lord for the Years

2.   Great is your faithfulness - Alastair Macdonald

3.   God so loved the world - Coventry Chorale

4.   I don't know about tomorrow - Gaithers Homecoming Friends

The three Vicars celebrate Christmas.   Ian Myerscough enjoys a poem by Christina Rosetti.   Mary Haddow talks about "The Peace Child".  Ian Rose looks into the history of Wenceslas.   Philip Noble takes an illustration from people's pets.

MUSIC

1.   Joy to the World - Cambridge Singers conducted by John Rutter.

2.   For unto us a child is born - Academy of St Martin in the Fields conducted by Neville Marriner.

Matthew Rodger explains how Isaiah reassures the Jewish people that there is still Hope, even when they are in exile.