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How do Christians believe the earth was created? What evidence do they have for their beliefs?

A look at the promises God made to Abraham and his descendants.

Exploring how hundreds of years before the birth of Jesus, prophets foretold of his arrival.

Explore some of the different types of miracles Jesus performed. Why did he do miracles?

What were the different kinds of parables Jesus told and what can be learnt from them?

What is the Bible and why do Christians believe it is the inspired word of God?

In the book of Genesis why did Joseph's brothers hate him so much, and how did he end up interpreting the Pharaoh's dreams?

How do Christians believe sin entered the world, and what are the consequences of sin?

Why when reading the story of Ruth is it important to understand the context of the time?

How did Moses overcome many hurdles to be used by God save the Israelites from slavery in Egypt?

Why did a father welcome back his prodigal son, and what lessons can this parable teach readers?

What does the Bible teach about the events leading up to Jesus' death and resurrection?

An examination of Dr King's role in the fight against segregation and his impact on the Civil Rights Movement.

How Rosa Parks' act of protest sparked a movement in the battle against segregation in America.

Nicky Cruz was leader of a feared New York City gang, but find out how an encounter with a preacher changed his life.

How a family tragedy during Northern Ireland's Troubles motivated Mairead Corrigan Maguire to work for peace..

Find out what inspired William Wilberforce to lead a lifelong campaign against slavery and the impact he had.

How a Catholic nun who spent her life working with the sick and dying in India became known around the world.

How Mahatma Gandhi's campaigns of civil disobedience led to huge change in India.

Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan, and how do they help and support each other?

Find out fact files on how some major world religions celebrate festivals and holidays.

Discover what different religions believe about creation.

Buddhists follow the teachings of the Buddha, which means enlightened one.

Hinduism is the oldest of the six major world religions. It has no single founder but developed gradually over a period of time.

Muslims believe there is one true God, called Allah (the Arabic word for God).

Judaism began around 4,000 years ago when the Prophet Abraham received a vision from God.

Sikhs believe in one God called Waheguru, which means ‘Wonderful Lord’ or ‘Wonderful Teacher’.

Non-religious people are not an organised group of people but a diverse mix, with a wide variety of beliefs, values and ways of looking at the world.

Watch Cerys as she celebrates the wedding of her dad and stepmum with her friends and family.

Explore some of the key features of Catholicism and how the church are engaging with young people today.

What were the challenges facing the early church, and why were Christians willing to risk their lives?

Take a journey through church history and see how tensions created conflict within the church.

Explore what the role of saints is and learn about three important saints in Ireland.

What causes suffering, and why do Christians believe a just God allows it?

What does it mean to discriminate against someone? Learn about some historical figures who fought against discrimination.

What relevance does the Bible have in today's world?

What is peer pressure, and how can young people make wise choices?

Why value yourself, and what does the Bible say about a person's value?

What are the origins of sin and what consequences does it have?

What's the difference between absolute and relative morality,? What exactly determines a person's moral value?