St Paul's Cathedral

Ben Lindsay, Guvna B, Rosemarie Mallet and Chine McDonald discuss the joys and sorrows, the grace and pain of their individual and collective experience as Black Christians in white-majority churches, and explore how we can respond to each other as people of faith to build inclusive church communities. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on 29 October 2019.

Sermon by Dr Paula Gooder, Chancellor, in the Sermon Series 'Fantastic Feats' - The Factory in a Garden: The fantastic vision of the Cadburys. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday 27 October 2019.

Sermon by The Reverend Canon James Milne, Precentor, in the Sermon Series 'Fantastic Feats' - Fantastic bridges: The Forth (Rail) Bridge. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday 20 October 2019.

Sermon by The Very Reverend David Ison, Dean, in the Sermon Series 'Fantastic Feats' - Great Stink and Fantastic Sewers. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday 13 October 2019.

Part Two: Stories of Hope Winnie Varghese talks about how we can move on from our anxiety at current events in the world as we think through stories of hope from our own experiences. At 22 minutes in, Winnie talks about stepwells in India such as the Chand Baori in Abhaneri which is featured in the photograph illustrating this recording. More information on stepwells can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepwell Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Saturday 5 October 2019.

Part One: Hope is Just Past the Place of Anxiety Winnie Varghese leads a discussion about the anxieties we feel in today's world, and how we might be able to step past our anxiety into hope. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Saturday 5 October 2019.

Sermon by Andrew Carwood, Director of Music, in the Sermon Series 'Fantastic Feats' - The Thames Barrier: floods and fantastic solutions. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday 6 October 2019.

Paula Gooder discusses why and how she wrote her book about Phoebe's journey to Rome to deliver St Paul's letter to the Romans and her encounter with the early church there. In doing so she offers new insights into how we might engage afresh with Paul’s theology and attitude to women in the church. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on Sunday 6 October 2019.

Michael Curry explores how the Jesus Movement has the power to turn the world upside down, Jesus calls us to strive for a world where no child suffers, no one goes to bed hungry, no one is abandoned and alone. A world where love is the way when we take the Jesus Movement seriously. Recorded at St Paul's Cathedral on 3 October 2019.

Sermon by The Reverend Sheridan James, Vicar, St Catherine, Hatcham, at Evensong on The Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, on Sunday 15th September 2019.