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
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Film and video
Church
Early church
History
Leadership
Women
Women

The authority of women in the medieval church

Lydia Schumacher explores the impact that the establishment of theology as an academic discipline had on women’s ordination.
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Written reflection
Architecture
Cathedral
Feminism
Women

Reading St Paul's Cathedral through objects

Hope Turnbull and Joanne Edwards explore the often-overlooked labour of the women who made, crafted, and shaped some of the Cathedral's most remarkable objects.
Steffan has short brown hair and glasses, wears a clerical collar and a black shirt, and stands at a lectern in the Wren Suite in St Paul's Cathedral
Film and video
Belonging
Bible
Church
Community
Friendship
Neighbourhood
Friendship

The Theological Gift of Friendship

Steffan Mathias explores friendship in a positive light within the Bible, in theological tradition, and in the contemporary church.
A woman with straight blond hair in a neck length bob wearing a deep green shirt
Written reflection
Mental health
Mountains
Nature
Pilgrimage
Place
Pilgrimage

Ways of walking

Tracey Messenger reflects on how the way in which we walk can help inspire a recognition of God in all things.
Charlotte has long hair in a pony tail and glasses, and wears a pale blue shirt and stands at a lectern in the Wren Suite in St Paul'[s Cathedral
Film and video
Bible
Bible translation
History
New Testament
Protestant Reformation
Tyndale
William Tyndale

Wolsey and Tyndale: spies and espionage

Charlotte Gauthier unravels the story of William Tyndale and Cardinal Wolsey, a daring cat-and-mouse game, which culminated in Tyndale’s betrayal and death in 1536.
A woman with short black braided hair wearing a gold top, gold hoop earrings and a decorative gold necklace
Written reflection
Bible
Christ
Faith
God
Good Samaritan
Peace
Refugees
Vocation
Windrush

Saying yes

Sophia Jones reflects on some of the things God asks us to say yes to.
Diarmaid stands at a lectern in St Paul's Cathedral, arms raised as he talks
Film and video
Bible
Bible translation
Church
History
Protestant Reformation
Tyndale
William Tyndale

William Tyndale and the making of the English Reformation

Diarmaid MacCulloch uncovers the importance of Tyndale’s English translation of the Bible, its place in the history of the English Reformation, and how these factors shaped the church in England.
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Written reflection
Ascension
Easter
Music
Pentecost
Trinity
Music

Alleluia songs

Patrick Craig explores the music of Easter to Trinity, via Ascension and Pentecost.
A view of the Cathedral from above with the text Charles II and the fire that rebuilt St Paul's Cathedral
Film and video
History

Charles II and the fire that rebuilt St Paul’s

Explore the Restoration years at the Cathedral during the reign of Charles II. A film created to support GCSE students studying AQA’s History course, Restoration England, 1660–1685. Find out more about the onsite workshop for school groups focusing on Restoration England.

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