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
Chine is a black woman with long curly black hair wearing a dark blue dress and standing at a lectern in St Paul's Cathedral
Film and video
Bible
Mary
Race
Women

Unmaking Mary

Chine McDonald deconstructs the myth of perfect motherhood in the light of 2,000 years of cultural depictions of the Virgin Mary.
Paula is a white woman with long blond hair wearing a red jacket and grey scarf and standing in front of a microphone and music stand with the glowing lamps of the quire of St Paul's Cathedral in the background
Written reflection
God
Love
New Testament

Love is...

Reflections on love in the Bible by Paula Gooder.
Dr Catherine Okoronkwo
Written reflection
Light
New Year
Prayer
Women

New Year reflections with biblical women

Catherine Okoronkwo looks through the lens of four biblical women to reflect on our faith, our purpose and our relationship with God, self and others.
Anthony Reddie laughing
Sermon
Hope
Martin Luther King
Martin Luther King

MLK Anniversary Eucharist Sermon Dec 2024

Sermon to mark the 60th Anniversary of Dr Martin Luther King Jr preaching at St Paul's Cathedral. Professor Anthony Reddie, Director of the Oxford Centre for Religion and Culture, University of Oxford at Sunday Eucharist, on 8th December 2024.
Richard is a black man with glasses wearing a navy suit and tie talking at a microphone in front of a stone wall
Film and video
Activism
Black experience
Martin Luther King
Poverty
Race
Racial justice
Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King Jr: History Maker

Richard Reddie explores Dr Martin Luther King Jr's profound and subtle theology, philosophy and politics, and the challenge he leaves us to work for justice in our own time.
A white man with short grey hair stands in a wood panelled room by a large photo of St Paul's pulpit with a man preaching
Film and video
Activism
Martin Luther King
Racial justice
Martin Luther King

Garth Hewitt recalls Dr Martin Luther King sermon

Singer/songwriter Garth Hewitt recalls Martin Luther King's sermon at St Paul's of 1964. He reflects upon its impact upon his own life and career.
Catherine Okoronkwo is a black woman with shoulder length braided hair, wearing a short sleeved black top with a clerical collar. She stands in the Cathedral high up on the triforium level, with the nave of the Cathedral behind her.
Sermon
Justice
Martin Luther King
Racial justice
Martin Luther King

MLK Anniversary Choral Evensong Sermon Dec 2024

Sermon to mark the 60th Anniversary of Dr Martin Luther King Jr preaching at St Paul's Cathedral. The Reverend Dr Catherine Okoronkwo, Canon Steward, at Choral Evensong , on 8th December 2024.
Siobhan Jolley is a white woman with long dark hair and round glasses, wearing a dark grey jacket over a black dress. She stands in the National Gallery in front of Caravaggio’s painting The Supper at Emmaus.
Written reflection
Advent
Art

Advent: The Art of Anticipation

Siobhán Jolley reflects on paintings in the National Gallery which anticipate the coming of Christ this Advent.

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