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Mark Dowd examines a key question of faith: how can a loving God let people suffer?
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Flour, water, cooking oil and prayer: the ingredients of the communion wafers baked by the Community of Saint Clare in Oxfordshire
Ian Knowles shares his passion for an ancient Christian art, and talks about his most famous icon
Muslim singer-songwriter Faraz Yousafzai on creating positive vibrations through his music
Bite-sized poems from our listeners that get to the heart of the most important time in the Christian calendar
Chine McDonald of the Evangelical Alliance on why people of faith should strive for unity – not uniformity
Journalist and broadcaster Emma Barnett on how being tactile led her to question Orthodox Jewish laws
Playwright, actress and artistic director Rani Moorthy on a garment closely bound up with Hindu identity – for better or for worse
Find out about our creative challenge for Good Friday and Easter
Fr Christopher Jamison, a Benedictine monk and former abbot, reflects on treating books as a delicacy best savoured slowly
Church of England priest Ruth Scott on how a traumatic experience drew her to Quaker silence