Videos
Things to watch
Videos of varying lengths and themes that touch on different aspects of our project.
Who We Are
(7 mins)
Why are we hunters? Beautiful short articulating the spiritual, physical and conservational lifestyle of being fed by the land.
The Canticle of The Creatures
(12 mins)
Inspired by Laudato Si, Word on Fire challenges us to recognise the beauty of God’s creation via St Francis’s famous poem.
How Humans Regenerate Earth
(6 mins)
Indigenous voice of Dr Lyla articulates our role as epic gardeners able to bring nature to life, not just be a threat to it.
What is Beauty?
(74 mins)
One of many videos from Bishop Barron and Word on Fire Institute on the make up, power and transformational power of beauty.
The Poet That Made 600,000 Cry
(8 mins)
Spoken Word poet, Joshua Luke Smith, explores the memories, pains and pleasures of family, ancestry, life and death.
Craig & Red’s Story
(4 mins)
Remarkable true, short story from Cook Food company about how a workplace can be place of redemption and restoration.
The Wendell Berry Lecture 2025
(57 mins)
Paul Kingsnorth explores a healthy suspicion of modern power; connection to land, nature, heritage and possibility for moral economy.
Fractals & Structures of Meaning
(46 mins)
Jonathan Pageau explores how all everything is held in patterns and fractals and they give the world and our lives order and meaning.
Speak, We’re Listening
(2 mins)
2015 conference teaser that captures the need to hear His vitally important, quiet voice in the face of a cacophony of distraction.
Go, Be His Echo
(3 mins)
2016 conference teaser that captures the need to be God’s echo in a world of confusion, velocity, mess and brokenness and beauty.
Why I changed my mind
(97 mins)
Classical historian Tom Holland talks about his intellectual journey following the Christian conversion of the Greco-Roman world.
Wild Christ: Strangest God of All
(46 mins)
Mythologist Martin Shaw reacts to some of the provocative teachings of what he calls, ‘the strangest God of all: wild but not feral.