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Katherine Jenkins talks to the archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, about the role of Christianity after lockdown, and comedian Frank Skinner reflects on his relationship with God.

Katherine Jenkins interviews Stephen Cottrell, the archbishop of York, about his first eight months in office and the role of the Church of England after lockdown. Comedian Frank Skinner talks to Sean Fletcher about his Roman Catholic faith. Sean also discusses the two-year renovation of the grand organ at York Minster with assistant director of music Ben Morris and the Minster’s precentor, the Rev Canon Vicky Johnson. Social worker Carol Lawson, who is based in the York area, reflects on the challenges she and her colleagues have faced while caring for people during the Covid-19 pandemic. The music is a mix of hymns and worship songs, including Praise to the Holiest in the Height, Faithful One, He Who Would Valiant Be and, to mark St George’s Day, Jerusalem.

34 minutes

Last on

Sun 18 Apr 202114:30

Credits

RoleContributor
PresenterKatherine Jenkins
PresenterSean Fletcher
Executive ProducerCat Lewis
Executive ProducerEmyr Afan
Series ProducerMatthew Napier
Production CompanyAvanti Media
ProducerKaren Hannah

Broadcasts

  • Sun 18 Apr 202113:15
  • Sun 18 Apr 202114:30

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