Shine Films exists to equip Christian young people to live for God at school and provides opportunities for others to explore the Christian faith for themselves.

What is Shine?

Shine is a three-part film series designed to be used in a school context. Each academic year the fantastic Shine team creates videos that cover new, relevant, and exciting topics for teenagers to encourage faith exploration.

Each new series is released at the beginning of the academic year and is collectively launched in schools during November. However, this video course isn't exclusively for the winter months - it can be used at any point throughout the year. 

What does SHINE teach?

The new series this year is called FRIEND. 

What type of friend are you?

We were made for connection—with each other and with God. In this new three-part series, we dive into the power of genuine friendship and explore what the Bible reveals about Jesus as the ultimate model of love and sacrifice.

Find out more and register for full access here.

Watch the trailer!

 

What age is SHINE appropriate for?

Shine is aimed at helping secondary school age young people explore faith.  

How do I run SHINE in my group?

Shine produces films that are perfect for sharing, these come with fantastic training resource packs to help you do just that. So, if you're not sure where to start find some outlines here.

What if my group are not Christians?

Shine has been designed to give as many people as possible the opportunity to explore faith for themselves. So don’t panic – the resource is very engaging, relevant and helpful for everybody! 

What do young people think of this resource?

Shine is one of our most popular resources for secondary school aged young people! Feedback has shown that the resource is relevant and in-touch with reality for young people. It is a great opportunity for them to explore the bible further as it speaks into their lives and leaves a lasting impact.  

One pupil described running Shine and said that one of the difficulties they faced was “managing the number of students and finding a space big enough!”