E: 08/05 Win £1,000 (Vote)

Midnighter · 15 March 2016 at 8:15PM

The Sandford St Martins Award for religious broadcasting toast the best TV that deals with issues of faith. And this is your chance to vote for your favourite in the Radio Times Readers Award from the six programmes, below.

You can vote online: http://www.radiotimes.com/sandford by email: sandford@radiotimescomps.co.uk or by post at: Radio Times/Sandford St Martin Trust Readers' Award, PO Box 501, Leicester, LE94 0AA.

The vote closes on 8 May 2016. If you vote for the winner you could win £1,000.

THE SHORTLIST

1. THE ARK
30 March 2015 BBC1
A touching and impressive one-off drama telling the Flood story, by former Eastenders writer Tony Jordan.

2. SONGS OF PRAISE FROM THE JUNGLE, CALAIS
16 August 2015 BBC1
Empathy and compassion shone through as Sally Magnusson and her film crew visited the makeshift church in the Calais migrant camps.

3. CALL THE MIDWIFE
15 February 2015 BBC1
RT's TV editor Alison Graham calls it "TV's most subversive show". And this episode, in which Sister Julienne's faith is tested when a mother refuses medicine for her baby, is no exception.

4. A SONG FOR JENNY
5 July 2015 BBC1
To mark the 10th anniversary of the London bombings, this factual drama with Emily Watson explred Anglican vicar Julie Nicholson's response to her daughter's death by the terrorists' bombs.

5. DAVID SUCHET IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ST PETER
3 April 2015 BBC1
The actor's enthused and skilled guide to the story of Peter, as told in the gospels.

6. CHILDREN OF THE GAZA WAR
8 July 2015 BBC2
In 2014, more than 500 children were killed in a 51-day war. Lyse Doucet, the BBC's chief international correspondent followed kids on both sides of the conflict, divided by religion.