Lift out of action

Our lift is currently out of action and awaiting repair. We're working hard to get it back up and running as soon as possible, but at the moment, access to the Crypt and accessible toilet is only possible via steps. Visitors who need an accessible toilet can use the facilities located in nearby Paternoster Square. 

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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
Cally is a white woman with white hair and glasses wearing a clerical collar under a black shirt and grey tweed jacket. She is in front of a mantlepiece decorated with card, framed photos and an Icon, and a lit log burner. She is smiling.
Written reflection
Mary

Mary

Cally Hammond reflects on Mary, Mother of Christ, for the month of May.
Kate on stage wearing a green dress and clerical collar, with her hand on her hip, giving side eye to the audience as Paula laughs in the background.
Film and video
Belonging
Community
Faith
Life stories

Have a Little Faith

Kate Bottley talks about her life and faith - about hope, being human, having doubts, getting through life’s hard bits, celebrating the great bits, and finding meaning and connection in it all.
Andrew is a white man with longish grey hair wearing a clerical collar, black suit and a large cross on a chain. He stands at a lectern in front of an old stone wall.
Film and video
Belonging
Bible
Neighbourhood
Place

Belonging: A Theology of Place

Andrew Rumsey explores what place means in our spiritual lives. He looks at place in the search for meaning and identity, in the Bible, as well as in our own local neighbourhoods, parishes, city and nation.
Selina Stone, a black woman with long hair tied back wearing a pale blue blouse, and Paula Gooder, a white woman with long blond hair wearing a dark suit jacket, on screen together in conversation,
Film and video
Bible
Black experience
Black spirituality
Lent
Prayer
Racial justice
Prayer

Tarry Awhile

Selina Stone and Paula Gooder explore the practice of tarrying - waiting on God - and talk about favourite Bible stories about tarrying.
Jarel is a young black man wearing a clerical collar under a black shirt and suit, and he is standing at a lectern talking, in a room with an old exposed stone wall behind him.
Film and video
Black experience
Black History Month
Identity
Literature
Race
Sexuality
Black experience

James Baldwin's Life and Thought

Jarel Robinson-Brown introduces the life and work of James Baldwin, and explores how he can help us as Christians to ask ourselves what kind of world we hope for.
A screen shot of Anderson Jeremiah and Paula Gooder chatting online
Film and video
Christology
Faith
Jesus

Jesus on the Margins

Anderson Jeremiah and Paula Gooder talk about Jesus in the Bible, in history, and in our lives. They explore his suffering, death and resurrection, how much stories and images of him matter, and how we can live as disciples of Jesus today.
Neil is a white man with balding grey hair and wire framed glasses, wearing a black clerical shirt and black jacket. He smiles at the camera, trees and a garden wall blurred in the background.
Written reflection
Lent
Prayer

On Prayer

Neil Evans reflects on prayer for the season of Lent.
Peter is a white man with a bald head and wearing a pale blue shirt under a navy jumper. He is smiling.
Written reflection
Epiphany
Magi
New Year

Mid-winter traditions

Peter Graystone rediscovers some forgotten British celebrations.

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