Little has changed in more than 60 years of praise, with the calming atmosphere that helps to make the longest -running religious television program in the world.
And if you look carefully at back-to-back episodes of the show, you can see two super fans who are in almost every municipality.
Trevor and Christine Ransome, a Cambridgeshire pair in the 1980s, traveled the country up and down and put thousands of kilometers on the milometer of their car to appear in dozens of recordings.
They have driven as far as Glasgow and Penzance and are even sung in Crathie Kirk – a church that is regularly attended by the royal family when they are in Balmoral.
And the couple, who met each other for the first time as teenagers in a church in Suffolk, was on their 91st program on Wednesday evening – only back to their house in their house.
Trevor and Christine, who do not see themselves as super fans, used to follow praise songs in their camper – and achieved huge numbers on their milometer.
Although they have now thrown away the motorhome for hotels, the couple are adamant that they want to continue to be present until they reach their 100th admission and then.
“We started because we were married in the same month that the very first songs of Praise Recording were broadcast in October 1961,” Trevor told MailOnline.
'We thought it would be fun and a great idea to attend songs of praise every year, so that when the program celebrates its 60 -year anniversary, we would celebrate ours.
Trevor and Christine Ransome, a few in the 80s, have traveled as far and wide as Glasgow and Penzance to appear in dozens of recordings
Christine and Trevor can be seen in the congregation in one of the episodes of praise songs
Shown: Trevor and Christine are interviewed live in the air on 2021
“Since then we have reached our 60th recording and celebrated last night and sang the Gospel in our 91st longs of praise.”
'We are now approaching our 100th and maybe we are also wise. I think that is how Christine feels when we crawl home at 2 o'clock in the morning!, “Joked Trevor.
Trevor and Christine are now holding the record for most songs of praise recordings – and even on the conditions of the first name with the crew.
“I think the production team is somewhat amused that we are still attempting songs from praise,” said Trevor, who used to work for a packaging company.
'We are known to almost the entire production team. They have become our friends.
“They are polite, they are polite and it is absolutely super to see how they make a television program.”
“But certainly, as far as we know, and according to that of the Songs of Praise team, nobody has ever attended so many praise,” he added.
“I think they call us the super fans, or something.
'We don't consider ourselves something special, although we just like to talk to people and we also like singing hymns.
'And you know that that is really the most important motivation, and it is a great way for us. And I will say this to you, because as Christians it is a great way to express and sing our faith. '
Talking about all the places they have been, said Trevor: 'We used to travel through the country in a camper, but we are finished.
'Now we stay in hotels if the recording is at some distance from where we live in Cambridgeshire.
'Last year went to Cornwall to a church in Heltone and we also attended one in a church called Crathie Kirk that is almost Balmoral.
'That gives you an idea of how far we travel – literally the length and width of the UK to try to attend each songs of praise we can.
“We love singing and the hymns. We love to meet people from all kinds of Christian traditions. We are also able to sing in some very nice places and beautiful cathedrals. Buildings of important brands on that we would normally not be able to sing.
Despite everything, Trevor and Christine claim that they are not super fans of the long -term religious television program
The couple is known to almost the entire production team that says they have become their friends
Trevor said earlier that he and Christine often go backstage when they are in the show (depicted in 2021 live in the air)
Displayed: The BBC Songs of Praise Presenters at Westminster Abbey for the 60th birthday program in 2021
Trevor (photo) and Christine married in October 1961 – the same month that praise or praise first appeared on our television screens for the first time
It comes as views with eagle eyes wrote to the post and say they had seen the same pair on praise every week, but did not know who they were.
While some readers thought they were Supervans, others arrived because of their regular performances, they were members of the production team.
Glenys Baron from Northampton said: 'I watch Longs of Praise every week and I am amused in seeing the same man on many occasions.
'Does he try to continue as many songs of praise programs as possible? I am intrigued. '
David Winyard from Farnham Common, Buckinghamshire said: 'My wife and I always watch the program every week and often on Sunday evening.
“We enjoy the different presentations and the experiences of people in their lives and their faith and we remember a lot from the hymns that we have sung for many years.”
“We are convinced that he must be part of the program production team,” he added.
“If so, or whatever, give him our admiration of his constant presence in the many churches that he has to visit next to the different presenters.”
Patricia Neill from Bangor, Noord -Ireland, said: 'The same man regularly appears on praise numbers – pops up everywhere. I look at it every week and always look forward to him.
'I think I saw him some time ago and I am sure he said he was going to praise on his wedding anniversary. It is clear that he loves the hymns. '
In 2008, the Ransomes attended their first songs from Praise Recording in Ealing, London and went to Peckham two years later in 2010.
They quickly discovered a new hobby that combines singing and traveling and since 2014 the couple has tried to go to all the songs of praise.
Trevor and Christine were interviewed live in 2021 in the air- the year of their diamond wedding anniversary.
Trevor said to the BBC: 'I love freedom, I love the joy with which everyone approaches.
'The choir sings it, the congregation is on his feet and I can't help it, you know? I participate. '
For retirement, Trevor worked for a packaging company and Christine was a Steno typist.
Songs of Praise Presenters Pam Rhodes, ALED Jones, Diane-Louise Jordan
Members of the Songs of Praise Team sing in the new year on December 31, 2023
ALED Jones and Laura Wright during the Songs of Praise 60th Anniversary Special Program in Westminster Abbey in 2021
First broadcast in 1961, it is thought that songs or praise is the longest running religious TV program in the world.
The first show was broadcast from the Tabernacle Baptist Church in Cardiff and since then it has been filmed in churches and cathedrals in the United Kingdom.
The program was a regular position in Sunday evening schedules before it was switched to early afternoons in 2021.
Praise LOF also played an important role in changing what could be broadcast on television.
Until the second half of the 20th century, nothing was broadcast at all on Sunday between 6.15 pm and 7.25 pm.
The church and the government wanted to ensure that the pious were not discouraged from attending Evensong.
In 1958, however, the law was relaxed to allow only religious programming, so that the road was cleared for hymns.
