900 Years of Haddon Hall
The Rev Kate Bottley is at Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, described as 'the most perfect English house to survive from the Middle Ages', to explore its hidden treasures, including a 12th-century chapel, medieval kitchen and Elizabethan long gallery. Kate meets some of Haddon's Christian tour guides to hear about the history of the hall and how their faith influences their work.
In the wider Derbyshire area, JB Gill visits a farm run by a Christian charity that helps children, young people and families in need. He speaks to the founder about her inspiration for setting up the charity, and also to some of the dedicated staff and students working at the farm.
JB also meets a West African chef to hear how faith in God has helped guide her to set up a restaurant in her Peak District farmhouse.
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