The Isle of Man will be starring in a TV show this weekend.
The BBC's Songs of Praise will look at the history of Christianity here over the past 1,500 years.
The programme will feature language courses for new arrivals at a church in Douglas as well as Peel Cathedral and the work of the Manx Wildlife Trust.
It'll be aired on BBC1 at 12.25pm on Sunday.
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