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[Steven Levitt]

Your Week's Religious Viewing and Listening


Religious Broadcasting Bulletin, 12th - 18th January 2008
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Sunday 13th January 

Bells on Sunday. From St Leonard's Church in Hythe, Kent. 5.43am R4

Something Understood. The American writer Dmae Roberts reflects on the allure of secret places and
the tension that exists between the secret and the private. 6.05am R4

Aled Jones Says Good Morning Sunday. Guests include Radio 2 Folk Singer of the Year nominee Martin
Simpson and former Jain monk and editor of Resurgence magazine Satish Kumar. 7am R2

Sunday. Religious and ethical headlines, presented by Roger Bolton. 7.10am R4

Sunday Worship. A service from Derby Cathedral for the Feast of the Baptism of Christ, led by Canon
Nicholas Henshall with Bishop Humphrey Southern. 8.10am R4

The Big Questions. Nicky Campbell and Sonia Deol present moral and religious debate from the
Samworth Enterprise Academy in Leicester, featuring guest panellist Toyah Willcox. 10am BBC1

Choral Evensong. Live from Derby Cathedral. 4pm R3

Songs of Praise. Sally Magnusson travels to Orkney and visits the 12th century St Magnus Cathedral,
described by her late father Magnus Magnusson as the Viking's finest legacy. 5.10pm BBC1

Time Team (2/3). "Street of the Dead: Binchester, County Durham". A rare find is uncovered as the
team embark on a dig to unearth the remains of a civilian settlement beside a huge Roman fort. Some
of the remains are found on Binchester Hall Farm which is a holding of the Church Commissioners.
5.45pm Ch4

Sunday Half Hour. Brian D'Arcy tells the story of religious rebel George Fox who broke with
Christian traditions to found the Religious Society of Friends (the Quakers). The programme features
music that reflects Quaker spirituality. 8.30pm R2

The Vicar of Dibley. It's local election time and David is confident of victory. 9.40pm BBC1 

Something Understood (rpt). 11.30pm R4

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Monday 14th January 

Daily Service. Led by Bishop Nigel McCulloch. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day) 

Beyond Belief. Ernie Rea and guests explore the place of faith in today's world. 4.30pm R4

The Essay. "Greek and Latin Voices" (1/4). Augustine is extraordinarily important to Western
culture. Coming to maturity as the Roman Empire fell apart, he straddled two worlds. In the first of
this week's programmes, Maria Wyke discusses Augustine's strikingly modern ideas about the teaching
of classics to children. 11pm R3

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Tuesday 15th January 

Daily Service. Led by Bishop George Stack. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

An Island Parish( 2/8). Series two. Toby faces a crisis in his attempt to buy one of the country's
most remote pubs, Sam and Laura begin a new life on St Agnes in the first new house to be built on
the island for 20 years. 8pm BBC2

The Essay. "Greek and Latin Voices" (2/4). Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams reflects on
aspects of the post's first holder, Augustine. 11pm R3

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Wednesday 16th January 

Daily Service. Led by Mark Coffey. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

The Moral Maze (1/11). Michael Buerk chairs a debate in which Melanie Phillips, Ian Hargreaves,
Claire Fox and Clifford Longley cross-examine expert witness on the moral issues behind the week's
news 8pm R4

The Essay. "Greek and Latin Voices" (3/4). Augustine lived at a time when the old Roman civilisation
was passing and Christian culture was being formed. Professor Gillian Clark explores what Augustine
did and did not really say. 11pm R3

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Thursday 17th January 

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

The Essay. "Greek and Latin Voices" (4/4). The biographer James J O'Donnell, author of Augustine,
Saint and Sinner, puts the great Christian thinker and philosopher's life in context 11pm R3

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Friday 18th January 

Act of Worship. Led by Revd Angela Tilby. 9.45am R4 (LW, DAB each day)

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Thought for the Day 7.48am R4	
Speakers for the week.	
Saturday. 	Revd Rob Marshall 	
Monday. 	Clifford Longley	
Tuesday. 	Rt Revd Tom Butler	
Wednesday. 	Indarjit Singh	
Thursday. 	
Professor Mona Siddiqui

Friday. 	Rt Revd Richard Harries	
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Pause for Thought R2	

Published Speakers for the Week include: 
No speakers or times announced in Radio Times, usually broadcast at these times: 
6.20am & 9.15am, 1.30am & 3.30am

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Prayer for the Day 5.43am R4 
Speaker for the week. With Mark Coffey. (Mon - Sat) 
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