[Ely Events] Your Week's Religious Viewing and Listening

[Steven Levitt]

Your Week's Religious Viewing and Listening


Religious Broadcasting Bulletin for 14th – 20th July 2007
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Saturday 14 July 

Film: Solomon and Sheba. Biblical epic, the story of Solomon, hero of the Israelites, his conflict
with the Egyptians and his relationship with the Queen of Sheba. 2.40pm BBC2  

The Moral Maze (5/7). Repeat. Michael Buerk chairs a debate in which panellists Melanie Phillips,
Martin Portillo, Clifford Longley and Claire Fox cross-examine expert witness on the moral issues
behind the week’s news. 10.15pm R4

Film: Wise Blood. The son of a hellfire revivalist preacher returns from army service to his home
town in the Bible Belt of America to set up “The Church of Truth without Jesus Christ”. 1am BBC2

The War on Britain’s Jews? Repeat. 4.25am Ch4

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Sunday 15 July 

Bells on Sunday. From St Mary’s, Lamberhurst, in Kent. 5.43am R4

Something Understood. “Little Angels Here Below”. Judith French compared the possible nature of
angels and the ways of children. As “Angel” means messenger, maybe children are substitutes for the
messengers from God. 6.05am R4 

Aled Jones. Guest include addict-turned-activist Mark Johnson, who appears with the drugs worker,
who helped him to overcome his heroin addiction. 7am R2 

Sunday. This week’s religious and ethical headlines, with Edward Stourton. 7.10am R4

Sunday Worship. To mark the international musical Eisteddfod, a service from St Collen’s church, in
Llangollen, led by the Revd Andrew Sully. The preacher is Terry Waite. 8.10am R4

Heaven and Earth with Gloria Hunniford. Declan Curry debates the big religious stories of the week
and author Armistead Maupin talks about this Episcopalian beliefs. 10am BBC1  

Choral Evensong. Live from the Temple Church, London. 4pm R3

Songs of Praise. Looking at some unforgettable moments, with Aled Jones. 5.30pm BBC2

Sunday Half Hour. As Saint Swithin’s Day approaches, Fr Brian D’Arcy looks at how the weather has
been reflected in hymns. 8.30pm R2 

Film: Bulletproof Monk. For the last six decades, a monk has been the protector of an ancient
Tibetan scroll with magical powers, but now must find a replacement. 10pm Ch4  

Faith and Music. Sir Cliff Richard discusses his Career and faith. 11.50pm ITV1 

Something Understood. Repeat. 11.30pm R4

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Monday 16 July 

Daily Service. Led by the Led by Andrew Graystone. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

Beyond Belief (5/13). Ernie Rea and guests explore faith in today’s modern world. 4.30pm R4

Crossing Continents (2/9). “ Turkey”. Tim Whewell travels to Kayseri to discover who’s behind the
ruling religious-based AK party and what their aims are. 8.30pm R4  

Empire’s Children. Lord David Steel discovers that his Presbyterian minister father had protested to
change the British policy which effected Kenya during the time when the white settlers took over the
fertile land of the indigenous people. 9pm Ch4  

Family Wanted. A Hindu couple are introduced to a boy they hope to adopt. 10.35pm BBC1

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Tuesday 17 July 

Daily Service. Led by Revd Stephen Shipley. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)#

Dead Sea Scrolls Revisited (1/2). Roger Bolton looks at one of the world’s greatest archaeological
discoveries, the first-century Jewish texts that were discovered 60 years ago. 11am R4

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Wednesday 18 July 

Daily Service. Led by Revd Dr Maggi Dawn. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

God of War, God of Peace (2/2). John McCarthy reports from Nigeria, a trouble spot where religion is
seen asbeing at the heart of the conflict and therefore crucial in the search for peace. 11am R4  

The Moral Maze (6/7). Michael Buerk chairs a debate in which panellists Ian Hargreaves, Michael
Portillo, Clifford Longley and Claire Fox cross-examine expert witness on the moral issues behind
the week’s news. 8pm R4

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Thursday 19 July 

Daily Service. Led by Revd Dr David Wilkinson. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day) 

The Big Day (3/5). The families of a Norwegian bride-to-be and her English fiancé find it hard to
agree on what makes the perfect wedding, so seek advice on the best way to combine the two cultures.
8pm BBC1 

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Friday 20 July 

Daily Service. Led by the Rt Revd Stephen Oliver. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

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Thought for the Day 7.48am R4	
Speakers for the week.	
Saturday. 	Brian Draper 	
Monday. 	Revd Dr Colin Morris	
Tuesday. 	Rhidian Brook	
Wednesday. 	Professor Mona Siddiqui	
Thursday. 	Oliver McTernan	
Friday. 	Abdal Hakim Murad	
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Pause for Thought R2	
Speakers for the week.	
  	6.20am 	9.15am	 1.30am (except *) 	
Saturday.	 
Peter Aitchison (6.15am)
 	 Peter Aitchison *(2.30am)
Sunday.	  	  	 Lailtavira(& 3.30am)	
Monday.	 Rob Marshall	 Rabbi Julia Neuberger	 Lailtavira (& 3.30am)	
Tuesday.	 Rob Marshall	 Not announced	 Not announced (& 3.30am)	
Wednesday.	 Rob Marshall	 Indarjit Singh	 Lailtavira (& 3.30am)	
Thursday. 	Rob Marshall	 Major Charles King	 Lailtavira (& 3.30am)	
Friday.	 Not announced	 Revd Ruth Scott	 Peter Aitchison *(3.30am ) 	
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Prayer for the Day 5.43am R4 
Speaker for the week. With Mgr Mark Langham. (Mon - Sat) 
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