St Paul's Cathedral

Sermon by The Right Reverend Nicholas Holtam, Bishop of Salisbury, at Evensong to celebrate 200 years of the Incorporated Church Building Society attended by the National Churches Trust, on Tuesday 26 June 2018.

Sermon - The Reverend Canon Mark Oakley, Canon Chancellor, at Evensong, on Sunday 24 June 2018, The Birth of John the Baptist.

Sermon by The Reverend Canon Dr Rachel Mann, Rector, St Nicholas, Burnage and Visiting Teaching Fellow, Manchester Writing School, Manchester Metropolitan University, at Evensong on the Third Sunday after Trinity, Sunday 17 June 2018.

Fabiana Barticioti, an Archivist from LSE, explores the history of The Movement for the Ordination of Women within the Church of England. A story of clandestine services, heated national debate and the determination that unity and equality would overcome division and hostility. Related archive material from St Paul’s Cathedral Collections will also be on display. Recorded on 15 June 2018.

Part 4: Living Water. Do you ever wonder if God has a plan for your life? Julia Mourant says that God calls each of us, with all our gifts and vulnerabilities, to contribute our gifts to the world and to each other and so find life in all its abundance. But the reality is it can feel profoundly difficult to know what that call might be. This day will offer the opportunity to explore your vocation,...

Part 3: In the Belly of the Whale. This podcast refers to a handout a copy of which can be found at https://www.stpauls.co.uk/SM4/Mutable/Uploads/medialibrary/In-the-belly-of-the-whale-pdf.pdf Do you ever wonder if God has a plan for your life? Julia Mourant says that God calls each of us, with all our gifts and vulnerabilities, to contribute our gifts to the world and to each other and so find li...

Part 2: In the Flow. This podcast refers to a handout a copy of which can be found at https://www.stpauls.co.uk/SM4/Mutable/Uploads/medialibrary/In-the-flow-pdf.pdf Do you ever wonder if God has a plan for your life? Julia Mourant says that God calls each of us, with all our gifts and vulnerabilities, to contribute our gifts to the world and to each other and so find life in all its abundance. But...

Part 1: A Name and a Place to Stand. This podcast refers to a handout a copy of which can be found at https://www.stpauls.co.uk/SM4/Mutable/Uploads/medialibrary/a-name-and-a-place-to-stand-.pdf Do you ever wonder if God has a plan for your life? Julia Mourant says that God calls each of us, with all our gifts and vulnerabilities, to contribute our gifts to the world and to each other and so find l...

Recent political developments in the West have led many to question whether liberal politics is in terminal decline, replaced by a polarised and polemical discourse that breeds exclusion and resentment. St Paul's Institute series 'Democracy and the Common Good' seeks to ask how a common good approach can be applied to certain spheres of public policy to help shape an inclusive society which better...

Part 2 - Isaiah. What can the Old Testament prophets teach us? It’s easy to think of them as remote and severe, but Janet Tollington says they can continue to speak to us vividly, not always telling us what we want to hear but always bringing good news. In this study afternoon we will explore what a prophet is, how they communicate God’s word to us, and what they can teach us about how to tell tru...

Part 1 - Jeremiah. What can the Old Testament prophets teach us? It’s easy to think of them as remote and severe, but Janet Tollington says they can continue to speak to us vividly, not always telling us what we want to hear but always bringing good news. In this study afternoon we will explore what a prophet is, how they communicate God’s word to us, and what they can teach us about how to tell t...

Sermon by the Reverend Dr Isabelle Hamley, Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury, at the Diocesan Mothers' Union Service on Tuesday 5 June 2018.

Sermon by Canon Mark Oakley, Chancellor, at Evensong with installation of Prebendaries, the First Sunday after Trinity, Sunday 3 June 2018.

Following her historic installation as the 133rd Bishop of London, Sarah Mullally will be in conversation with David Ison, Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral, about her faith, her life, what matters to her most, and how she feels about being the first female Bishop of London. A Londoner for most of her adult life, she is passionate about how people live well in the city, about health, loneliness, the cal...

Many of us have big questions that the Christian faith seems to leave unanswered. If God is both compassionate and all-powerful, why is the world full of suffering? Why does God seem to sanction genocide in the Bible? If God is always present, why doesn’t it feel like that? Krish Kandiah says that we need to look questions like these in the face, and that not doing so is neither healthy for us nor...

Sermon by The Dean, the Very Reverend Dr David Ison, at Evensong on Trinity Sunday, recorded on Sunday 27th May 2018.

Sermon by The Reverend Prebendary Dr Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Chaplain to the Speaker of the House of Commons, Priest in Charge, St Mary's-at-Hill, London, at Mattins at St Paul's Cathedral on Trinity Sunday. Recorded on Sunday 27th May 2018.

Sermon by The Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London, at The 364th Festival of the Sons and Friends of the Clergy on Tuesday 15th May 2018.

Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver W...

Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver W...

Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver W...

Please note that due to copyright, musical pieces played at this reflective day have been edited out of this podcast. Recordings referred to are Ton Koopman conducting the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra with artists including Peter Kooy (Bass/Jesus) and Kai Wessel (Alto Vocals), and Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Concentus Musicus Wien with artists including Matthias Görne (Bass/Jesus), Oliver W...

Please note that this recording is of the second half of the workshop only - the first session involved too much audience participation to podcast. This recording refers to a handout which can be found at https://www.stpauls.co.uk/SM4/Mutable/Uploads/medialibrary/Theologies-of-Liberation---handout.pdf and some pictures of Christ which are not available online due to copyright issues. Liberation Th...

God’s presence permeates our lives and activities, reverberating throughout all creation. Chris Webb says that it can be easy to miss that in the ordinariness of our daily lives but we can learn how to open ourselves to the presence of God and, despite all our weaknesses and failings, find new lives of freedom and joy. In this talk Chris Webb will explore ways to practise silence, prayer and readi...

Sermon by Amanda Khozi Mukwashi, CEO, Christian Aid, at Evensong on the Sixth Sunday of Easter - 6 May 2018.