Image: Geoffrey Wheeler presenting Songs of Praise in 1969. Songs of Praise, the longest running religious television programme in the world, was first seen and heard on 1st October 1961.

During the summer wedding season, Claire McCollum celebrates faith and marriage by visiting a couple in Cheshire whose wedding was fully organised by a church for just a thousand pounds. Watch all ...

There is nothing overtly political or partisan about the lyrics, and the song ... Our God’ is more straightforward praise and ...

The song also has a history of controversy, with those close to Scott alleging some of the lyrics were his, though he's not given any writing credit. 17 of 30 "Don't Stop Believin'" by Journey (1981) ...

Despite the Beatles breaking up in the early 70s, John Lennon’s solo career would go on to produce one of the most iconic songs from any of the four musicians. The powerful lyrics and moving cho ...

Join Chris Nichol on a journey of religious discovery, sharing hymns and worship songs from across New Zealand. Made with the support of NZ on Air. Unfortunately Praise Be isn't available to watch ...

THE WEEK’S MOST POPULAR CURRENT CHRISTIAN SONGS ACROSS ALL GENRES ... LUMINATE AND SALES DATA AS COMPILED BY LUMINATE. Elevation Worship Featuring Brandon Lake, Chris Brown & Chandler Moore ...

“Queen Victoria was very clear that she was a local landowner, and she should go where her people were to worship.” Songs of ...

October 18, 2024 • NPR Music's Ann Powers and Sheldon Pearce are your guides to this week's most compelling new musical offerings. For October 18, their selections include an array of ambitious ...

October 17, 2024 • Today's Song of the Day is "Broke My Heart" from Caribou's album Honey, out now. Song of the Day is supported by UCare. Caribou - Broke My Heart ...

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This blossomed into a full-time tech analyst position in 2021, where I lend my personal insight on the matters of web hosting, streaming music, mobile apps, and video games.