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Volunteers Putting Faith into Action

Ahead of the national Big Help Out and Big Lunch initiatives, which encourage people to get together and volunteer, Claire McCollum is in south London meeting Christians giving their time and talents to help others. \n\nClaire dons her rubber gloves and meets the twin brothers gaining millions of followers online thanks to their determination to clean places often overlooked. She joins them to clear up a playground and hears how their faith drives them on to do good in the community. \n\nWe meet the Christian in Lancashire putting the power of the pedal into action to help tackle loneliness. When he was a pioneer priest, Andrew Kesiak came up with the idea of offering rickshaw rides to help those who struggle to get out of the house to experience the joy of nature and being with others. \n\nClaire then meets Sylvia Wachuku-King in her local Catholic church in Croydon, where volunteers regularly host huge community lunches. She tells Claire how important it is to celebrate diversity and different cultures by bringing people together over a meal, and how she encourages people to share dishes from their home countries. \n\nWith hymns and songs old and new. \n\n1. Holy, Holy, Holy – Huddersfield Town Hall \n2. Firm Foundation – Alive Lincoln Central \n3. What a Friend We Have in Jesus – Trinity Baptist Church, Croydon \n4. God of Justice – Message Prayer Hut, Wythenshawe \n5. For the Beauty of the Earth – Holy Trinity Church, Long Melford \n6. The Servant King – Warwick Road United Reformed Church, Coventry

Source: BBC 1