Fr. Paul tells the story of a modern Archbishop of Canterbury who left a lasting impact on the Church and all of English society.

Fr. Paul tells the story of a pioneer in seminary education for African Americans, a bishop, a church planter, and the first black college president in American history.

Father Paul tells the story of an English priest and theologian, whose controversial ministry allow Anglican churches today to display the Gospel through rich historic worship.

Father Paul tells the story of a missionary who left England to pave the way of Christianity into Uganda, becoming the first Anglican Bishop of East Africa and dying a Martyr.

Father Paul tells the story of the Anglo-Saxons king who, after regaining control of England, secured peace and promoted reform, sparking an age of renewal in the English church and society.

Father Paul tells the story of a French priest who resisted the Nazi occupation in subtle ways by convincing his village to shelter Jewish refugees and saving over 3,500 people by the end of the war.

Father Paul tells the story of two church leaders who were tried for heresy and killed, paving the way for the reformation of the Church of England.

Father Paul tells the story of a Spanish noblewoman whose zeal for the Lord led her to devote her life to prayer and the founding of dozens of reformed convents.

Father Paul tells the story of an Irish poet who used her lyrical writing to aid in the reformation of the Church of England in Ireland.

Father Paul tells the story of a prodigious linguist who used his skills to translate the Scriptures from their original Greek and Hebrew into vivid and memorable English prose.

Father Paul tells the story of an Italian man who renounced military glory and devoted his life to serving others—a most ordinary saint, empowered to impact his generation with the Gospel.

Father Paul tells the story of a man from England who, after being appointed chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury, was able forge relationships between the Church of England and other protestant churches.

Father Paul tells the story of an ambitious man from London who, in the midst of financial and physical suffering, was led to Christ and devoted his life to ministry.

Father Paul tells the story of a bishop of Winchester whose leadership in the reformation of the Church of England led him to become one of the most important theologians in Anglican history.

Father Paul tells the story of a priest from Moscow whose monastic isolation led many others to live a life of solitude, forming forty monasteries across Russia.

Father Paul tells the story of a bishop who escaped imprisonment and death during the reign of Emperor Decius, whose people were ordered to offer sacrifices as a sign of loyalty to Rome.

Father Paul tells the story of a man from Philadelphia who, following the revolutionary war, ministered at a critical moment for the Anglican church.

Father Paul tells the story of an abolitionist from New York who, after facing discrimination and many barriers, embarked on a difficult journey to the priesthood.

Father Paul tells the story of a woman from England who used her skills in writing to join Wilberforce and Newton, working together for social reform.

Father Paul tells the story of a woman who lived her life dedicated to ministry, following the call of God into the slums, to serve the poorest of the poor.