The Sandford St Martin Trust is a United Kingdom-based religious charity. It was established in 1978 to promote excellence in religious broadcasting. Each year the Trust holds an awards ceremony for outstanding achievement in religious broadcasting. The awards ceremony is held at Lambeth Palace where prize money of approximately £10,000 is awarded to winners. Categories have included radio, TV, and a Local and Community Award (made in 2014). In 2015 the Sandford St Martin Trust Awards introduced a new children's category for content aimed at under-18s.

The Sandford St Martin Trust also administer a joint "Readers' Award" with the Radio Times for a programme chosen by readers of that magazine.

The Trust is administered by up to twelve trustees. The current chair is the Rt Rev'd Jan McFarlane, Bishop of Repton. Trustees include the broadcasters Roger Bolton and Torin Douglas MBE.

Special awards

2015

Children's Broadcasting Award: Children of the Holocaust, Fettle Animation for BBC Two

Children's Broadcasting Runner-up: Children of Kabul- An Uncertain Future, A CBBC Newsround Special

Trustees’ Award: Lyse Doucet, Broadcast Journalist [1]

2014

Local, Community and Online Award: Sounds Jewish: The Jewish Revival in Poland, JW3: Jewish Community Center for London for Guardian.com website

Personal Award: Melvyn Bragg, Broadcaster

Trustees Award: Sir John Tavener, Composer

2013

Trustees’ Award: Olympic Opening Ceremony 2012, Director: Danny Boyle, Writer: Frank Cottrell Boyce for BBC One

Personal Award: Jonathan Sacks, Former Chief Rabbi

Television Awards

2015

  • Winner: One Million Dubliners, Underground Films for RTÉ One
  • Runner-up: Marvellous, Fifty Fathoms and Tiger Aspect Productions for BBC Two

2014

  • Winner: The Story of the Jews, Oxford Film and TV for BBC Two, Presenter: Simon Schama
  • Runner-up: A Very British Ramadan, Watershed Productions for Channel 4
  • Runner-up: Hillsborough – Never Forgotten, BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC Two

2013

  • Premier Award: David Suchet: In the Footsteps of St Paul - CTVC/Jerusalem Productions for BBC One, Presenter: David Suchet
  • Runner-Up: Goodbye to Canterbury - BBC Factual Arts for BBC Two, Presenter: Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury
  • Merit Award: Islam: The Untold Story - Maya Vision International for Channel 4
  • Radio Times Readers' Award: David Suchet: In the Footsteps of St Paul - CTVC/Jerusalem Productions for BBC One

2012

  • Premier Award: Life of Muhammad - Crescent Films / Rageh Omaar for BBC Two, Presenter: Rageh Omaar
  • Runner-Up: The King James Bible: The Book that Changed the World - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC Two, Presenter: Melvyn Bragg
  • Merit Award: Ian Hislop: When Bankers Were Good - Wingspan Productions for BBC Two, Presenter: Ian Hislop
  • Merit Award: Wonderland: A Hasidic Guide to Love, Marriage and Finding a Bride - BBC Factual for BBC Two
  • Radio Times Readers' Award: Songs of Praise 50th Anniversary - BBC One / BBC Religion & Ethics

2011

  • Premier Award: The Nativity - Red Planet Pictures / BBC Wales for BBC One
  • Runner-up: Our World: God’s Beggar Children - BBC News Channel / BBC World News
  • Merit Award: Benedict: Trials of a Pope - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC Two
  • Merit Award: Rev - Big Talk Productions for BBC Two
  • Radio Times Readers' Award: The Nativity - Red Planet Pictures / BBC Wales for BBC One

2010

  • Premier Award: The Bible: A History, Episode 1: Creation - Pioneer Productions for Channel 4, Presenter: Howard Jacobson
  • Runner-Up: A History of Christianity, Episode 1 - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC Four, Presenter: Prof Diarmaid MacCulloch
  • Merit: 1984: A Sikh Story - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC One, Presenter: Sonia Deol
  • Merit: Did Darwin Kill God? - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC Two, Presenter: Conor Cunningham
  • Radio Times Readers' Award: A History of Christianity, Episode 1 - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC Four, Presenter: Prof Diarmaid MacCulloch

2009

  • Premier Award: Miracle on the Estate - BBC Religion & Ethics for BBC One
  • Runner-up: The Passion, Episode 3 - BBC Drama / Deep Indigo / HBO for BBC One
  • Runner-up: The Qu’ran - Juniper / Antony Thomas for Channel Four
  • Merit Award: Dispatches: Saving Africa’s Witch Children - Red Rebel / Oxford Scientific Films for Channel Four

2008

2007

  • Premier Award: Greater Love Hath No Man – BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC1
  • Runner-up: Art & Soul – BBC Scotland and TV Factual Aberdeen for BBC2 Scotland
  • Merit Award: The Convent – BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC1
  • Merit Award: Every Parent’s Nightmare – BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC1

2006

  • Premier Award: 7/7: A Test of Faith – Granada Factual North for ITV1
  • Runner-up: Priest Idol – Diverse (Bristol) in association with Jerusalem Productions for Channel 4
  • Merit Award: Tsunami: Where Was God? – 3BM for Channel 4
  • Merit Award: The Monastery – Tiger Aspect in association with Jerusalem Productions for BBC2

2005

  • Premier Award: Victim 0001 – CTVC for ITV1
  • Runner-Up: Children of Abraham – 3BM Television for Channel 4
  • Merit Award: Karbala – City of Martyrs – ITN for Channel 4
  • Merit Award: Jointly awarded to Jesus Who? – BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC1 and The Battle for Britain’s Soul – BBC Religion and Ethics for BBC2

2004

Radio Awards

2015

  • Winner: No Destination, Reel Soul Movies for BBC Radio 4
  • Runner-up: For the Love of God, BBC Asian Network

2014

  • Winner: I Have a Dream, BBC Scotland Features for BBC Radio 4
  • Runner-up: Married For a Minute, BBC Asian Network

2013

  • Premier Award: Hearing Ragas, BBC Radio 4
  • Runner-up: Blasphemy & the Governor of the Punjab, BBC Radio 4
  • Merit: The Pulse Passion, Whistling Frog Productions, HCJB Global for the Pulse

2012

  • Premier Award: Resurrection Stories, BBC Radio Scotland
  • Runner-up: Faith and 9/11, TBI Media for BBC Radio 2
  • Merit: Something Understood: Abraham, Unique Productions for BBC Radio 4
  • Merit: Good Friday Reflection, Central FM

2011

2010

  • Premier Award: Twin Sisters: Two Faiths, Ladbroke Productions for BBC Radio 4
  • Runner-up: The Understanding, BBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 4
  • Merit: All Things Considered: Treasures out of Darkness, BBC Radio Wales
  • Merit: Dear God, BBC Coventry & Warwickshire
  • Merit: Something Understood: Hospitality, Loftus Audio for BBC Radio 4

2009

  • Premier Award: Witness (Episode 4): Tested, BBC Religion & Ethics/BBC Drama for BBC Radio 4
  • Runner-Up: Christmas Awakening, BBC Scotland
  • Merit: Let us Pod: Bereavement, Clifton Diocese Website and BCfm Community Radio for Bristol
  • Merit: Heart and Soul: Fatwas, BBC World Service

2007

2006

  • Premier Award: Cities Without Maps – BBC Religion and Ethics
  • Runner-up: Reporting Religion – BBC World Service

2005

  • Premier Award: The Rainbow Through the Rain – Premier Christian Radio
  • Runner-Up: Singing from a New Hymn Sheet from the series Crossing Continents – BBC Radio 4

2004

References

  1. ↑ "BBC's Lyse Doucet wins religious broadcasting award". The Guardian. 28 May 2015. Retrieved 22 December 2020.
  2. ↑ "Religious Television Awards 2008". Sandford St. Martin Trust. 2008. Archived from the original on 20 September 2011. Retrieved 31 May 2010.
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