Audio Visual Library

June is here and our wonderful Annual Conference is over for another year.  We were inspired by clergy and lay persons to start this year’s journey a stronger and more empowered Conference. Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God. Colossians 3:17

Making Disciples

This DVD training kit focuses on drawing and keeping new members in your church. Thirteen sessions take you through the process and include guides for Coordinators and Mentors. 

There’s also a Confirmand's guide that teaches the basic tenets of the church, including the Holy Trinity, Worship, Spiritual Life, and more. Produced by Lutheran’s Logo, Inc., featuring Bishop William H. Willimon. 

Restless Hearts

     Where Do I Go Now, God? This thought provoking six-week study kit for young adults focuses on Christian living and spiritual growth.

     Through discussion and personal reflection, young adults focus on questions including:  Who Am I? Who Did God Create Me To Be? How Does God Want Me to Live? Kit includes DVD, Leaders guide, and Participants guide.

Our United Methodist Heritage

     This resource traces our denomination from the Protestant Reformation through the 1968 union that formed the United Methodist Church.  Remember our history as we move forward in the Conference Quadrennial Emphasis on Evangelism. This favorite resource now on DVD, is produced by United Methodist Communications and includes a leaders guide.

Wesley and His Times

“Faith is God’s work in us.” – Martin Luther

     The Wesleyan movement was founded in England when John Wesley, his younger brother Charles, and others started Methodist societies to reach out to the poor, un-churched and imprisoned. The quote of Martin Luther inspired him to preach anywhere people would listen. This film compares the social problems of Wesley’s England and those of our own time. It is an excerpt from the motion picture John Wesley. Y – A, 15 minutes.

More than Bows and Arrows

     This DVD will be used for Conference Schools of Mission for 2008. The history of the indigenous people of America pre-dates the European discovery of the New World by thousands of years. This film is a comprehensive look at the past and present contributions of Native Americans to the culture of the country we share. It’s an excellent resource for a race relations study and a powerful lesson in American history. Y – A, 30 minutes.

The Good Mind

     The Good Mind focuses on the concepts and symbols of Native American religions. On location interviews discuss tribal heritage and show how belief translates into practice.   Y-A, 26 minutes.

The Animated Passion Trilogy

Review the importance of the Easter season with your children or grandchildren this summer while they are out of school with this DVD set.  Worthy is the Lamb follows the last days Jesus life; He is Risen tells the story of the greatest miracle of all; in The Kingdom of Heaven, Jesus teaches his disciples how to live until His return.  Animated, appropriate for children and adults.