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Janak Rogers explores the link between Australian Aboriginals and Islam, and Islam’s role in the lives of many Aborigines.

Islam and the Dreamtime homepage

Zubeida Malik investigates why new converts to Islam appear to be so vulnerable to the call of jihadi recruiters.

Jihadi Converts homepage

Mark Dowd joins priests on an exorcism course and finds out why exorcism is a growing part of the Catholic Church’s concern.

Driving Out the Devil homepage

Jake Wallis-Simons explores the work of The 45 Aid Society, a group made up of children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors

The Boys - Remembering the Holocaust homepage

Tessa Dunlop travels to France where thousands of gypsies from all over Europe flock every year for the Sara-la-Kali Festival.

The Enigma of Sara-la-Kali homepage

Lucy Williamson looks at what we think innocence is in the 21st century, and how this shapes childhood in the UK and South Korea

Innocence homepage

A Malaysian court recently banned Christians from using the word Allah to refer to God. Jennifer Pak reports on the dispute.

The Forbidden Word for God homepage

Can the Catholic Church rebuild trust after the Boston sex abuse crisis? We follow the faith journeys of some Boston Catholics.

Trust and the Church homepage

Will Grant meets Padre Alberto Gauci - a very unconventional priest for whom football is more than just a game.

The Priest and his Cathedral of Football homepage

Khalid Latif is the Muslim chaplain to New York University and New York police. We follow a day in his life as a faith leader.

A Chaplain in New York homepage

Arianna Huffington of news internet site The Huffington Post talks about her spiritual journey via Greece, India, England & USA

The Inner Life of Arianna homepage

John Laurenson travels to a dwindling Christian community in Bethlehem, and a newer, thriving community in Tel Aviv.

Christians in the Holy Land homepage

Cathy FitzGerald explores how Prabhjot Singh, a Sikh doctor in New York, was attacked by racists – and forgave them.

A Place to Dwell homepage

Matt Wells investigates accusations of a secretive and insular approach to crimes within New York’s ultra-Orthodox enclaves.

Betraying the Faith - Abuse in Jewish Brooklyn homepage

Clive Lawton tells the story of two of the most famous of the Old Testament Prophets, Isaiah and Jonah.

The Prophets homepage

The Gulf state of Oman grants faiths other than Islam a surprising amount of freedom. Could the Omani model catch on elsewhere?

Faith in Oman homepage

Shelagh Fogarty talks to Sunni scholar Sheik Muhammed Al-Yaqoubi who has been exiled due to his opposition to the Syrian regime.

Sheik Muhammed Al-Yaqoubi homepage

Australia's Aboriginal Islamic community is growing quickly. Janak Rogers asks why are indigenous people being drawn to Islam?

Allah in the Dreamtime homepage

Mark Dowd looks at the place of the confessional in modern Catholic faith.

Sin and the Confessional homepage

Is the ultra-conservative Wahhabi branch of Islam the ideology behind Islamic extremism? Edward Stourton examines its influence.

What is Wahhabism? homepage

Rustam Qobil examines Islam in Afghanistan, taking a closer look at the Sufi and Shia minorities.

The Sufi and Shia of Afghanistan homepage

Former Benedictine priest Mark Dowd explores why miracles are so vital to the faithful.

The Power of Miracles homepage

John Laurenson travels to Riace in southern Italy, where migrants from north Africa have been welcomed by the town.

Riace homepage

Marking Holocaust Memorial Day, Anna McNamee investigates a resurgence in Judaism in Poland.

Generation Unexpected -Poland's Jewish Renaissance homepage

Jane Little talks to Joshua Dubois, a pastor who for five years sent Barack Obama daily spiritual emails.

Joshua Dubois homepage

Sarfraz Manzoor talks to a group of individuals who have decided to leave Islam.

Leaving The Faith homepage

Sarah Rainsford explores how the Catholic church is becoming the only body confident enough to challenge authorities in Cuba.

Hope Does Not Disappoint homepage

Cathy FitzGerald explores how Prabhjot Singh, a Sikh doctor in New York, was attacked by racists – and forgave them.

A Place to Dwell homepage

Lalibela!

Lalibela homepage