The Resource Library provides direct access to our immersive media suites, each focused on a specific religious tradition and designed to support both individual learning and classroom instruction. Each suite includes a set of curated 360° videos, enhanced interview clips, and interactive virtual tours, offering layered perspectives on religious practices, spaces, and interpretations.
Whether you’re exploring independently or integrating materials into a curriculum, these resources are built to foster deep, respectful engagement with lived religion.
This suite focuses on Islamic prayer, with particular attention to Jummah—the weekly congregational prayer held on Fridays. Through immersive video, expert interviews, and a virtual tour of a mosque, the materials guide users through the structure, meaning, and embodied nature of salat.
This suite explores a puja to the goddess Durga as celebrated in a North American Hindu temple. Featuring immersive video footage, in-depth interviews, and a virtual tour of the temple space, the suite provides insight into devotional practice, iconography, community involvement, and the evolving cultural expressions of Hindu worship.
Centered on the celebration of the Roman Catholic Mass, this suite introduces users to the key elements of Catholic worship, particularly the Eucharist. Through 360° video, guided commentary, and an interactive tour of a church, the suite highlights ritual structure, sacred space, and theological significance, making it a valuable tool for teaching about Catholicism and Christian liturgy more broadly.
The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom is the central worship service in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, celebrated by millions around the world each week. Rich in chant, incense, and symbolic actions, the liturgy brings together Scripture readings, prayers, and the Eucharist in a deeply communal act of devotion. Rooted in centuries-old tradition yet alive in diverse cultural contexts, the Divine Liturgy offers a vivid example of how sacred texts, ritual forms, and sensory elements shape Orthodox Christian faith and practice today.
