Whether you think of yourself as spiritual or deeply into your religion or just that there’s something bigger than you in control, faith seems to touch pretty much everyone. Up 'til now you haven't really seen people’s real stories about what their faith means to them on telly, though you know your BBC websites have been doing it for ages… Now it’s time to make that change! I'm Marsha Ramroop, the Faith Producer for BBC Local TV in Birmingham and the Black Country and my job is to lend out my cameras, teach people how to use them and let them go off to film their own TV feature about their faith. We edit together so contributors have a say in what stays in and what gets left on the cutting room floor! If you want to get involved give me a call on 0121 567 6035 and we can hook up! Below are some of the films that have been made. Yours could appear here too as well as on Local TV. Contact Marsha marsha.ramroop@bbc.co.uk Tel: 0121 567 6035 or, Mobile: 07921 648550 Singers Hill Synagogue  | | Sir Bernard Zissman |
As Birmingham Jews celebrate 150 years of Singers Hill Synagogue in the city centre, Sir Bernard Zissman shares his reflections on the building and being Jewish. The synagogue's architect, Thomason, also won the bid to build the city's Council House, linking the building, the Jewish Community and Birmingham at their very foundations. Edward Dixon  | | Edward Dixon |
Edward Dixon of the Salvation Army in Birmingham tells us about the homeless shelter for men right in the city centre. Apart from putting a roof over their heads, The William Booth Centre also gives them a chance to see if there's a home for Christ in their lives.
Raj Rana  | | Raj Rana |
Birmingham businessman Raj Rana shares his thoughts and feelings on turning to Hinduism after his father's death and how it helps him in his daily life. He says it helps him keep his focus in the corporate environment he's surrounded by.
Contact Marsha and send in your faith films marsha.ramroop@bbc.co.uk Tel: 0121 567 6035 or, Mobile: 07921 648550
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