St Paul's Cathedral

Rt Revd John Pritchard, Bishop of Oxford, speaks on his latest book Living Jesus at the Sunday Forum session held on the first Sunday of each month at St Paul's Cathedral. Recorded September 2012.

Paula Gooder explores the concept of Ordinary Time in the Church, and shows us how God is often to be found in the times and places when we might least expect an encounter. Recorded Oct 2012.

Canon Michael Mitton talks about his new book Dreaming of Home for the Sunday Forum at St Paul's Cathedral. Recorded July 2012.

Come behind the scenes at St Paul's Cathedral as we speak to our collections and conservation department about restoration and cataloguing work being done on the archeaological stone collection. If you're interested in cathedral history, archaeology, museums or conservation then this video is an interesting glimpse into those areas as they relate to St Paul's Cathedral.

Sunday Forum session with Rt Revd Adrian Newman, The Bishop of Stepney who reflects on how to keep dancing when our world is filled with darkness and difficulty. Recorded April 2012.

Dr Sara Savage, Senior Research Associate in the Faculty of Divinity at Cambridge University discusses the story of Joseph, one of the most dramatic and best-known in the Old Testament. She retells his story, interweaving psychological expertise with Biblical insights. Recorded in February 2012.

Charlotte, an intern working with the St Paul's Cathedral collection, discusses the new digitisation project on the cathedral website and some of the historic photos in the collection - including one from the 1897 Diamond Jubilee.

Brian McLaren, author of 'A New Kind of Christianity', speaks at St Paul's Cathedral as part of the St Paul's Forum series entitled The Case for God. Recorded Nov 2012.

Ann Persson discusses her experiences using the Rublev Icon as a tool for Christian meditation. Part of the St Paul's Forum monthly series that highlights contemporary Christian authors and their work.

Rt Revd Simon Barrington-Ward discusses The Jesus Prayer, exploring its use as a transformative devotional practice. This seminar was held at St Paul's Cathedral, London on Sunday 2nd October 2011.

The Revd Dr Cally Hammond discusses topics surrounding her latest book Passionate Christianity, including an exploration of how we might approach prayer and an example of how to use imaginative prayer in practice.

Dave Tomlinson discusses how we can approach personal faith and the spiritual journey within the Christian tradition in a way that makes sense in today's world. Recorded on 4th September 2011.

Moses is the great prophet, leader, liberator; the man who sees God face to face and lives. Above all, he is the one to whom God entrusts the Law, the foundation of the sacred covenant between God and humanity. But he is also the abandoned baby, the stammerer, the founder of the nation who never sets foot in the promised land. What can we learn of our pilgrimage as the people of God from his towering figure? With Laura Janner-Klausner and David Shosanya. Recorded 11 October 2011.

The story of Jesus' brief and explosive public life is so familiar that we can forget both how revolutionary and how mysterious it is. How can it be that God lived on earth in a human body? And what of the revolution he preached? With Robert Beckford and Lucy Winkett. Recorded Nov 2011.

The story of Jesus' brief and explosive public life is so familiar that we can forget both how revolutionary and how mysterious it is. How can it be that God lived on earth in a human body? And what of the revolution he preached? Excerpt from the St Paul's Forum event held on 8th November 2011.

St Paul's Forum begins The People's Bible programme with a look at Genesis and Eve. Much of society's treatment of women stems from the belief that the first pages of the Bible tell us that women are dangerous sexual temptresses and inferior to men. But Eve was made as Adam's helper and partner, and how come the serpent is in the garden anyway? What is this story really about, and what does it tell us about God and humanity? With Giles Fraser and Rosalyn Murphy.

Dr Paula Gooder discusses her book 'Heaven' and takes a close examination of what the term means and how we should approach the concept. Part of the St Paul's Forum series of programmes held at St Paul's Cathedral, London. Recorded on 6th November 2011.

Sheila Cassidy and Frances Young speak on the topic of 'Suffering' in the second part of the 2010 St Paul's Forum series 'Love, Suffering, Death and Happiness'.

Oliver James and the Revd Lucy Winkett speak at St Paul's Cathedral as part of the 2010 St Paul's Forum series 'Love, Suffering, Death and Happiness'. For information on similar events see: www.stpauls.co.uk/adultlearning

The Revd Canon Mark Oakley and psychoanalyst Susie Orbach explore the meaning of Happiness as part of the 2010 St Paul's Forum series 'Love, Suffering, Death and Happiness'.