Our digital resources

Looking for inspiration? Our digital resources library holds hundreds of films, podcasts and other resources for all ages.

Search keywords in our library to find exactly what you’re looking for – or use the filters to find resources by audience, theme and type.

Many of the films are also available to listen to as podcasts on our Soundcloud channel.

 

Audience
Carlton wears a dark blue top and stands before a lectern in the Wren Suite in St Paul's Cathedral
Film and video
Black experience
Black History Month
Church
Race
Racial justice
Religion

Decolonisation: a bad word?

Carlton Turner reflects upon what a decolonial perspective for the church might look like beyond attempts to politicise it, especially for our faith.
A screen grab from the film with John Barton alongside Paula Gooder
Film and video
Bible
Bible translation
Biblical Scholarship

On the Translation of the Bible

John Barton and Paula Gooder discuss the fascinating history and challenges of biblical translation and inspire us to think deeply about what it means to engage with Scripture in other languages.
Helen has short brown hair and glasses, and stands with hands raised and wearing an ear microphone as she talks.
Written reflection
Bible
New Testament
Old Testament
Politics
Power
Religion

The weaponisation of Scripture

Helen Paynter considers how Scripture has been weaponised throughout history and to this day.
James stands in the quire of St Paul's Cathedral wearing a black jacket over a pale blue shirt
Written reflection
Bible
Bible translation
Church
Gospel
New Testament
William Tyndale
Bible

Words which changed the world

James Roberts explores the life and legacy of William Tyndale.
a screengrab from the film
Film and video
Church
Pope Francis
Pope Leo
Roman Catholicism

From Francis to Leo: Continuity, Change and the Papacy in 2025

Anna Rowlands and Paula Gooder reflect on a year of continuity and change for the Roman Catholic Church, looking back at the legacy of Pope Francis and exploring the shape of Pope Leo’s papacy so far.
Bisi stands at the microphone and lectern as she delivers a talk in the Wren Suite in St Paul's Cathedral
Film and video
Bible
Black History Month
Black spirituality
Diversity
New Testament

Possessed or Powerful?

Olabisi Obamakin draws on her Yorùbá heritage to look afresh at the story in Acts of a slave girl who is said to have a ‘Pythian spirit’ which enables her to tell oracles.
Alison wears a black jacket and shirt with a clerical collar and is photographed inside a church
Written reflection
All Souls
Remembrance
Remembrance

A Month of Remembering

Alison Joyce considers the act of remembering, and why it matters, this November.

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