Jermaine and Mariyah are preparing for the birth of their first daughter, Rumi; Jermaine is a Muslim revert and is working hard to learn the adhaan, the Muslim call to prayer, to recite to their baby when she is born.

Harsimrat and Jagjit celebrate the birth of their firstborn baby at home; they turn to the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikh book of prayer, to determine the first letter of their baby's name.

Eighteen-year-old Samahit leaves home for the first time to go to university; his family travels with him to recite ritual prayers at his halls of residence, to bless his new home.

British Jews across the faith celebrate life's big milestones, from birth to growing up, marriage, to the end of life.

Maria and Peter have just welcomed their fifth child; as Roman Catholics, they celebrate each new addition as a gift to God and have baby Audrey baptized into the church in a traditional Latin service.