Resources to encourage conversation.
How do you talk about the Bible with secondary school students?
What’s the best way to start a conversation with a teenager about Scripture?
It can be tricky to know where to start.
We’ve pulled together a group of free resources to help you have meaningful conversations with young people about the Bible.
From our top ten Biblical heroes and villains to a list of key Bible passages for young people to read, we hope our free resources will encourage rich conversation and a deeper faith.
Key points to help you enjoy reading the Bible.
Scriptural texts for deepening our relationship with God.
Take a look at these different depictions of angels in art and explore the Bible passages that inspired them.
Take a closer look at some of the classic ‘heroes’ and ‘villains’ found in the Bible. What is it that sets the ‘heroes’ apart?
Our list of men and women in the Bible who ‘wore it best’. What do you think? Who would be on your list?
The Bible is filled with references to music and instruments. If we try to imagine all the sounds described in it then it’s a very noisy read. Here’s our list of top musical instruments mentioned in the Bible.
Our Q&A with a couple of Saints on how they managed social distancing.
Canon Pat Hartnett explores how we can participate more deeply in the Mass and shows us the fruits of this richer engagement for our faith and biblical understanding.
Download these Religious Studies resources for Key Stage 3 and GCSE (9-1) secondary school education.
Use these resources to explore the seven Sacraments and their Biblical basis.
Margaret Carswell signposts what we need to know when we read Scripture, its genres, forms and various meanings.
