First broadcast in 1955 and lasting at least ten years, the Canadian weekly Heritage was a potpourri program on religious issues. A cross-section of religious denominations in Canada was represented in Heritage - Anglican, Roman Catholic, United Church, Presbyterian, Jewish, Baptist, Eastern Orthodox and Lutheran. With full script approval of the National Religious Advisory Council, the series offered everything from original dramas to documentaries to debates, supplied by local producers from virtually every one of the CBC's provincial outlets. In addition, the series accepted contributions from other countries. During the 1958 season, the series was briefly retitled to The Church in Canada.