Professor June Boyce-Tilman introduces the medieval mystic Hildegard of Bingen, her story, ideas, and theology of the Trinity. 

Rowan Williams says that how we understand Jesus Christ is central to how we understand everything, and he wrestles with the the defining question of our faith - who Jesus is. 

Robert Freuhwith introduces and explores the mystic Julian of Norwich, her life, writing and theology.

Esther de Waal explores the Rule of St Benedict and what it has meant to her.

Timothy Radcliffe asks ‘what’s the point of being a Christian?’ He makes the case, saying its characteristics are a transforming generosity, freedom and joy, both for individuals and the world.  

David Suchet’s dramatic reading of the whole of Mark’s Gospel, recorded live in St Paul’s Cathedral. 

The cook and TV presenter Clarissa Dickson Wright talks about her life and faith in a service at St Paul’s Cathedral. 

Joan Taylor talks about the influences on early depictions of Jesus in art and what they tell us about what he did, or definitely didn’t, look like, and why that's important. 

Bishop Michael Curry talks about why he is a follower of the Jesus Movement and how love can change the world.

Panelists from academia, the Church, culture and finance consider the interplay between belonging and flourishing, reciprocity and service, at a time when freedom of movement and labour markets are shifting. Filmed post-Brexit referendum in 2016. Part of St Paul’s Institute’s series ‘Democracy and the Common Good’.

An activity sheet for key stages 1 and 2 about shapes found in the Cathedral.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.

In the Big Issues film series, clergy answer questions related to theology, ethics, belief in God, and their personal faith journeys as Christians. Suitable for students studying for their GCSE in RS, but are also easily adapted for use at KS3 or KS5.