St Paul's Cathedral

The Reverend Prebendary Marjorie Brown, Vicar, St Mary the Virgin, Primrose Hill, preaches at Sung Eucharist on Holy Cross Day, Friday 14 September 2018.

Many people are deeply concerned about global capitalism and rampant consumerism, but many of us also lack the tools to be able to engage confidently in the debate about its future. Eve Poole is a theologian who has worked in the financial services industry, and she argues that the Church has crucial things to say about the economy and a vital role to play in redeeming the marketplace both at home and abroad. She will offer new ways to think theologically about consumerism and suggest how we might, as individuals and church communities, change the way we use money for good. Dr Eve Poole is the Church Estates Commissioner, chairing the Pastoral, Bishoprics, and Cathedrals Committees. Previously she has taught leadership, emotional intelligence and ethics at Ashridge Business School and worked for Deloitte Consulting in the financial services industry. Her books include Capitalism’s Toxic Assumptions and Leadersmithing (both Bloomsbury) and Buying God: Church, Consumerism and Theology (SCM Press 2018). Recorded 2 September 2018.

Sermon by the Reverend Canon Tricia Hillas, Canon Pastor, at Sung Eucharist on the Tenth Sunday after Trinity, Sunday 5 August 2018.

Sermon by the Reverend Canon Jonathan Brewster, Treasurer, St Paul's Cathedral, at Sung Eucharist on the Seventh Sunday after Trinity, Sunday 15th July 2018.

Sermon - the Reverend Helen O'Sullivan, Priest Vicar and Chaplain, at Evensong attended by staff and pupils of St Paul's Cathedral School to mark the end of the school year, Thursday 12 July 2018.

The Revd Canon Mark Oakley, Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral, interviews the artist Hughie O'Donoghue about his new painting of St Martin of Tours, installed in the chapel of the Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral in July 2018. Interview recorded 10 July 2018.

Sermon by the Very Reverend Dr Andreas Loewe, Dean of Melbourne, Australia, at Evensong on the Sixth Sunday after Trinity, Sunday 8 July 2018.

Sermon by the Reverend Lucy Winkett, Rector, St James Piccadilly, at Evensong attended by the Friends of St Paul's Cathedral - A Celebration of Friends and Benefactors on Wednesday 4 July 2018.

Sermon by Dr Paula Gooder, Director of Mission, Learning and Development, Diocese of Birmingham, at the Consecration of the Venerable Dr John Perumbalath as Bishop of Bradwell, the Very Reverend Vivienne Faull as Bishop of Bristol and the Venerable Simon Burton-Jones as Bishop of Tonbridge on Tuesday 3 July 2018.

We live in extraordinary times. How can we think and act as Christians in response to the urgent, sometimes overwhelming politics that we experience every day? Where do politics, theology and faith meet? And how is it that different Christians can hold completely opposing views, all claiming the gospel as their inspiration? One way to think afresh about this is to look at Jesus’ own actions and teaching, ask whether they were or were not political, and what we can draw from that for our own engagement in public and political life. Selina Stone will explore key aspects of Jesus’ life, teaching and parables, and ways we can bring our faith into action for the common good, whatever our circumstances. Selina Stone is Tutor and Lecturer in Political Theology at St Mellitus College, and previously worked at the Centre for Theology and Community, in Parliament and as a community organiser in Brixton. Her PhD is in the impact of Pentecostal theology and ministry on issues of social justice. Recorded 1 July 2018.