Audio/Video Resources


Corrymeela’s “Theology in Conversation” series for Lent 2021.


A Question of Belonging

The Corrymeela Community and Belfast-based film-charity, esc films (www.esc-film.com), are collaborating together to produce and deliver “A Question of Belonging” a resource that supports the inclusion of LGBTQI+ people in places of faith. 

Since 1981, Corrymeela has been a welcoming place for LGBTQI+  people. Initially welcoming the then Gay and Lesbian Christian Gatherings, Corrymeela sought to provide a place of support and retreat for people who were facing extraordinary hardship. Since that time, Corrymeela has continued its witness to LGBTQI+  people, working to provide pastoral support, working with clergy and faith leaders to engage conversation around inclusion and producing resources on inclusion and dialogue. esc films is an award-winning culture and arts education charity specialising in storytelling through drama and film. They aim to transform lives through film-therapy. They have worked extensively since 1999 within mental health, criminal justice, community relations and cultural diversity.


Borders & Belonging:British & Irish Identities in a post-brexit era

A public lecture organised by Queen’s University Belfast in collaboration with Corrymeela in October 2018


learning to speak: a midrashic portrait of the biblical moses

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A public lecture by Dr Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg, a Torah scholar and writer, raised in Scotland, and residing in Jerusalem. The lecture was organised by Corrymeela at Ulster University in Belfast in 2017

Dr Zornberg is the author of “Moses: A Human Life” as well as many other books on the Torah. A full list of her publications can be found here.