Some of the great BBC faith broadcasters, including Norman Ivision and Jenny Kimber, have, at one time or another presented and produced 'Sunday Breakfast' on BBC Radio Stoke.
At the moment, the regular presenter is Tim Wedgwood.
Over the years, the format has evolved and changed, but essentially it is a chance for believers (and non-believers too) to get to grips with the faith news of the week, with some smiles and good music thrown in!
Sundays
You can get involved too. As well as suggesting your church or place of worship for 'In Praise Of God', you can send us your news and raise points of interest that you'd like to see covered.
Just e-mail us with your thoughts...
++
Best of...
We've pulled together some of the more notable interviews of 2008 and 2009 for you to have a listen to, and as examples of the sorts of things we get up to...
The details of the pieces are listed below.
(To listen to any of these interviews, click on the relevant audio link in the top right-hand corner of this page)
• Franciscan friars, who've moved into St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Burslem, spoke to us.
• Reverend Paul Kingman from Stone wants to bring back an enthusiasm for singing in church
• Jeremy Chalmers, a young Christian with the Stoke-on-Trent Grace Church appeared on Deal or No Deal
• BBC Stoke producer Lamont Howie was given a tour of the Stoke YMCA building by its chief executive, Danny Flynn
• Muslim Rubina Ahmed goes from town to town telling other faiths that more links them than separates them
• For Buddhists, 'Wesak' is a very important day. Stephen Whitehead, from Keele University, explains..
• Toni Cowans needed help when she was 16 and homeless. She tells us how the YMCA made the difference
• Father George Tyc told Lamont Howie of local Polish pride; and how much the Polish community is thriving in north Staffordshire
• Jewish Passover Part 1 - Sydney Morris, President of the North Staffordshire Hebrew Congregation talks about the Jewish feast
• Jewish Passover 2. Passover is the time when the Hebrew community celebrates the freedom of the Jews from Ancient Egypt
• Religion and Spirituality. Professor of Social Work & Spirituality at Staffs Uni, Peter Gilbert, spoke to BBC's Lamont Howie
• Gangs to Church Pt 1. Jim Ford was a notorious gangster and has written his life story 'Wrong Way - Right Way'
• Gangs to Church Pt 2. Jim Ford continues his story of his transformation from Gangster to Preacher
• Purim Celebrations. In March each year Jews in North Staffs celebrate this festival,which mixes tradition, fun & family
• A family death. Jacky's husband died within a year of their marriage - how did she cope as a Christian
• Buddha Garden. Jean & Wilson Young, from Waterhouses near Leek, have a 'meditation garden'. Ros Chimes investigated
• Methodist moves in. Methodist District Chairman Peter Barber chats with Lamont Howie about his new house and job.
• Modern Methodism. The Reverend Peter Barber talks to Lamont Howie about being a modern Methodist minister.
