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500th Anniversary of the Reformation
Female Imams are starting to lead prayers and question some traditional roles of women
An Equal Partnership?
Can mixed prayer groups lead to the ‘spiritual nourishment’ some Jewish women would like?
Africa’s Mother
Mercy Amba Oduyoye uses her faith to challenge many of the practices in African society
Faith in Freedom
Faith in Freedom: Ingrid Betancourt
Ingrid Betancourt was held hostage in the Amazon jungle for more than six years
Faith in Freedom: Dr Sina Hakiman
Dr Sina Hakiman talks about how his faith sustained him during imprisonment in Iran
Faith in Freedom: Shahbaz Taseer
Shahbaz Taseer talks about how his faith sustained him during his imprisonment
The Right Thing
My son’s killer, next door
For years Mary Johnson couldn’t forgive her son’s killer. Now he is her ‘spiritual son'
Making friends with the KKK
The story of Daryl Davis, African-American musician and friend to white supremacists
The Right Thing: Life or Death in the DRC
The difficult choice of saving 32 widows and orphans or evacuating 112 Tutsi survivors
The Right Thing: Bringing Peace in South Sudan
Daniel Deng Abot gave up a life in Australia to bring peace to war torn South Sudan
The Right Thing: Breaking Faith Boundaries in Syria
The Christian nun who decided to devote her life to helping Muslim brothers and sisters
America's Mosques - A Story of Integration
America's Mosques: Old Mosques
What role have mosques had in American history?
America's Mosques: New Mosques
What roles have mosques had in American history and how have Muslim communities changed?
Iraq’s religious minorities: Exodus and extinction
Kaka'i: Our fight to survive
The Kaka'i people of Iraqi Kurdistan are battling to keep their faith in the face of ISIS
The last Christians in Iraq?
In the Nineveh Plains in Iraqi Kurdistan, Christians battle to keep their faith
Being Christian in China's Jerusalem
Being Christian in Wenzhou, the city known as China's Jerusalem
Communism and the Meteoric Rise of Christianity in China
Rural Christian workers arriving in China's mega-cities are changing the social landscape
Fork in the Road
Fork in the Road - God in the War on Terror
How the horrors of war changed two men's attitudes to their faith
Fork in the Road - My faith and my sexuality
Two writers and their struggle to reconcile their faith and their sexuality
Fork in the Road - Two journeys out of violence
Rappers with different takes on Christianity
The Dilemma
Life or Death
Chad Arnold accepted a donation of a liver from his brother with devastating consequences
Confessing to Murder
Rapper G Dep was a rising star on the New York hip-hop scene until he confessed to murder
Abducted Because of My Faith
Iftikhar feels that God never abandoned him during his ordeal - or since
The Christian Pastor and Muslim Community Leader Standing for Peace
Esther Ibanga and Khadija Hawaja are promoting dialogue between Muslims and Christians
The Battle for Al-Azhar
The Battle for al-Azhar - Part One
Who is to blame for all the violence and brutality in the name of Islam?
The Battle for al-Azhar - Part Two
How is al-Azhar in Egypt, the most prestigious seat of Islamic learning viewed from afar?
The singer brutally tortured for her Christianity
Faith in Freedom: Daniel Genis
A Jewish-atheist's remarkable insight into Americas prison system
Faith in Freedom: Maryam and Marziyeh
Jailed for handing out Bibles in Iran
Lulik - The Heart of East Timor
24/04/2015 GMT
The Uma Lulik are East Timorese sacred huts. Janak Rogers explores the idea of lulik and its relevance to Timorese society today
The Deadly Sacrifice at Hawkes Bay
Shumaila Jaffery travels to Hawkes Bay to discover a story of extreme sacrifice
