HIGHLIGHT: The
Botanical Vicar The poet Lemn Sissay celebrates the life of
the Revd Charles Edward Shaw, who was renowned for finding exotic
plants in unlikely places.
Radio 4 11am Monday
TELEVISION
Sunday 4.30pm (BBC1)
Songs of Praise David Grant introduces hymns from St
Mary's, Portsmouth.
Thursday 9pm (BBC4) The
Holocaust and My Father: Six million and one David Fisher
examines the journal kept by his Hungarian father during the
Holocaust.
RADIO
Friday 3.45pm (R4) I
Refuse A short story commissioned to mark the centenary of the
birth of the American civil rights heroine Rosa Parks (1/3).
Saturday 6.30am (BBC World
Service) Heart and Soul Imam Khalid Latif
considers what happens when world religions change their
minds.
Sunday 8.10am (R4)
Sunday Worship A service from the
ecumenical chaplaincy of Liverpool Hope University.
4pm (R3) Choral
Evensong A repeat of last Wednesday's service from St John's
College, Cambridge.
7.45pm (R3) Sunday
Feature: The idea of sin The Revd Richard Coles explores the
way in which sin has been marginalised (2/3).
Tuesday 11pm (R4) Susan
Calman Is Convicted A visit to death row in North Carolina
confirms Susan Calman's ideas about capital punishment (2/4).
Wednesday 3.30pm (R3)
Choral Evensong live from King's College, London.
8.45pm (R4) Lent
Talks Baroness Kennedy QC reflects on the theme of abandonment
(1/6).