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Dr. David Livingstone - £12.99 plus £1.00 postage
In the early part of the 19th Century Africa was called the dark continent. One man's passion for
Christ would change that view. David Livingstone took the Gospel into an undiscovered Africa.
He would face hostile tribes, wild animals, diseases and make many discoveries on his journeys.
He became one of the greatest European explorers and missionaries of all time.
Travel with David Livingstone in this documentary and see how faith, determination and courage
can overcome all adversity.
John Newton - £9.99 plus £1.00 postage
“Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners—of whom I am the worst.” I Timothy 1:15 (NIV)
The words of the Apostle Paul in I Timothy 1:15 no doubt resonated with John Newton. As a person
who had grown up in the church under the tutelage of a very godly mother and who later became a
faithless rebel, Newton may have felt he was “the worst.” But if his story teaches us anything, it is
to never give up on anyone no matter how far they seem to be from the Kingdom. As Newton’s
most famous hymn says, “Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me.”
This documentary, featuring interviews with Newton scholars Brian H. Edwards, Jonathan Aitken
and Tony Baker, thoroughly explores Newton’s life from his turbulent youth to his involvement in
the 18th century African slave trade, his dramatic conversion aboard a sinking ship and on through
his remarkable ministry as an evangelistic preacher, hymn writer and abolitionist. This fast-paced
and insightful documentary serves as an excellent teaching tool and will inspire viewers to take
hold of God’s amazing grace.
Outpouring of the Holy Spirit Series - £16.00 plus £2.00 postage
A small group of believers earnestly prayed for Revival in England at the beginning of the twentieth
century.Little did they know how God would answer that prayer - an answer that would impact the
church worldwide. This revival would lead to the birth of Pentecostalism in Britain and awaken
people to a new relationship with God.
Patrick - £9.99 plus £1.00 postage
He’s been shrouded in myth for centuries, but who is the real Saint Patrick of Ireland? This DVD
explores the true story behind the legends and inspects the life of a real man who lived in the
5th century. As a sixteen-year-old boy he was captured and sold as a slave to Ireland. In the
loneliness of his captivity he encountered the freedom of God’s grace. After escaping enslavement
he returned home, but in an astonishing twist, he clearly heard God’s call to return to Ireland and
bring the Gospel to his former captors. Learn about Patrick’s extraordinary life in this docu-drama,
featuring enlightening interviews with noted scholars and captivating reenactments of Patrick’s life.
Servant of Christ - £7.99 plus £1.00 postage
In 1866 Welsh missionary to China, Robert Jermain Thomas, sailed up the Taedong River near
Pyongyang, dressed in traditional Korean garb and carrying Bibles. The ship Thomas sailed upon,
an American vessel, was attacked and the crew was killed. When Thomas came ashore he
carried a white flag and a number of Bibles. When a Korean combatant approached him,
Thomas reached out to hand the man a Bible just before the soldier brought a sword down upon
his neck. Twenty-four years later. Samuel Moffett, the first full-time missionary to Korea, met many
of the people who had contact with Thomas, including the children of his executioner. Several of
these Koreans became leaders in the budding Korean Christian movement and witnessed
mighty revivals that led to the flourishing of the Gospel in that nation. Servant of Christ is an
enthralling documentary tracing the historical roots of Christianity on the Korean Peninsula.
Prison Ministry - £7.99 plus £1.00 postage
This documentary looks at some of the historical aspects of Prison Ministry and takes us forward
to Prison Ministry today in the United Kingdom. Prison Chaplain David Powe and others share
some powerful testimonies of how God is working in Prisons today and gives us a fresh perspective
of the Gospel message.
The Welsh 1859 & 1904 Revivals - £7.99 plus £1.00 postage
Throughout history there have been times when the light of the Gospel has shone especially
bright. The revivals of 1859 and 1904 in Wales stand as powerful examples. Marked by a
commitment to prayer and bold preaching for repentance inside and outside of the church,
the Welsh revivals “ran through the (Welsh) mountains like fire through thatch,” as one
commentator describes it. During this outpouring of the Spirit, churches were packed, streets
were filled with believers singing hymns and crime rates and drunkenness decreased
dramatically. Prayer meeting routinely ran late into the night, and attendees were often seen
either crying over their brokenness or shouting for joy at God’s grace as nominalism and dead
orthodoxy were replaced by passionate love for Jesus. This phenomenon was highly publicized
by the press as the spiritual awakening impacted all of Welsh life. This documentary traces the
origins of the revival, introduces us to its leaders such as Dafydd Morgan and Thomas Charles
Edwards, and follows its lasting impact upon the world and on world missions
Sunderland 1907 - £6.99 plus £1.00 postage
This documentary looks at the British Pentecostal Movement and its origins in the twentieth century.
In a series of meetings in Sunderland 1907 held by Alexander Boddy, an Angelican Vicar and
Thomas Barratt a minister from Norway, there was an "Outpouring of the Holy Spirit." God moved
through this revival leading to ongoing meetings and conventions for several years. God raised up
ministries and impacted a number of key individuals such as Smith Wigglesworth, Thomas Myerscough,
W.F.B. Burron, James Salter, George Jeffreys, Stephen Jeffreys and others to go and spread the
Good News of Jesus Christ and the message of Pentecost.
Smith Wigglesworth - £6.99 plus £1.00 postage
Smith Wigglesworth was an evangelist from West Yorkshire, England, who dared to believe that
all things are possible. He affected the Pentecostal movement worldwide more than any other
individual in the twentieth century. He brought in a multitude of souls for Jesus, and signs and
wonders would follow wherever he preached the Gospel.
The Jeffreys Brothers - £6.99 plus £1.00 postage
Two brothers from a mining family in the valleys of South Wales got saved during the Welsh revival.
They would go on to evangelize and establish New Testament churches throughout the United Kingdom.
They were Stephen and George Jeffreys. George Jeffreys was the founder of the Elim Pentecostal
movement which still continues today. He had some of the largest evangelistic meetings the UK has
ever witnessed. Stephen Jeffreys would fill many New Testament churches through his evangelism
campaigns across the United Kingdom.
Revival DVD's - £14.00 plus £2.00 postage
