Some of the resources available for the ministries affiliated
with
Across:
Internet Training
About
Across Ministries
Christian Growth
A
Changed Life (Gan of China)
One of China's largest (about 20 million) unreached
people groups. The
story takes place in the city of Nanchang, the center of the Gan
population. This presentation is one of the few evangelistic films made
in mainland China. Available in Gan and Mandarin language.
Watch the film: [A
Changed Life]
in the Gan language
A Changed Life (Mandarin/China)
Watch the film: [A
Changed Life]
in the Mandarin language
A
Greater Love (Bamar of Myanmar)
A
Greater Love is a film full of action and despair. A young man finds
that money can cause even your best friends to betray you. Follow him
as he discovers that Jesus can give him a new life and a greater love.
Watch the film: [A
Greater Love] [stream]
Ahmad's
Dream (Malays)
Utilising testimonies, a dramatic adaptation of a
biblical parable, and
a cast of over ten Malay actors, this video sensitively shares Christ's
message of love and reconciliation in Malay. (In the Malay
Language) Watch the film: [Ahmad´s
Dream]
Building
a Family of Love (Mongolia)
The Disciplined Father is a touching story of a small
boy who learns
that only Jesus can rebuild the foundations of his family. Shot in the
majestic hills of Mongolia this film is very appropriate for Mongolians
wherever they are in the world.
Watch the film: [Building
a Family of Love]
Debt
of Honor (Madurese of Indonesia)
Debt of Honor is a Gospel video in the Madurese language
which makes
use of stories adapted from the culture of this very unreached people.
Madurese settings and music enhance the message that Christ has paid
the debt for our sins. (In the Madurese Language)
Watch the film: [Debt
of Honor]
Help
From Heaven (Balinese of Indonesia)
Wayang's
grandfather is dying and desires for him to take up dance classes
again. But Wayang learns more than the art of dance from his
instructor. He and his grandfather both gain greater insight into the
grace of God that is sufficient for eternal life. A contextualised
Balinese dance performance highlights the message. Watch the
film: [Help
from Heaven]
New
Life (Awadhi of India)
90% of the Awadhi are Hindu. Hinduism is a difficult
religion to
describe, as it embraces a wide variety of beliefs, as well as many
different gods. In addition to basic Hindu customs and tradition, the
Awadhi have added animistic practices. They fear evil spirits and
perform many rituals in an attempt to manipulate them. Watch the
film: [New
Life]
The
Burning Heart (Bengali of Bangladesh)
The
Burning Heart is a heartfelt story of a Bengali man and his search for
truth after a close relative dies. Using the Prodigal Son parable, a
friend shows him that he can find salvation through Isa al Masih - the
anointed Saviour. Original Bengali Christian music complements the
film. Watch the film: [The
Burning Heart]
The
Light of Revelation (Hui of China)
China's largest Muslim people group. In this film new
bridges to reach
the heart and mind of the Hui are dramatically illustrated through the
life story of a seeker. (For the 10 million Hui)
Watch the film: [The
Light of Revelation]
The
Return of Singkorn (Isaan of Thailand)
Singkorn's Return is an exciting adventure in the life
of a young Isaan
boy and his friends. Together they discover the evil in the world and
finally escape it through the power of love. (In the Isaan Language)
Watch the film: [The
Return of Singkorn]
Irun's
Dream (Sasak of Indonesia)
Irun's Dream dramatises a Sasak family's search to find
peace and
Irun's obedience to share God's love with them through storytelling and
the parables of the Gospel.
Watch the film: [Irun's
Dream]
The
Greatest Sacrifice (Urdu of India)
The Prodigal Son, adapted for an Urdu Muslim audience.
Urdu speaking
professional actors and traditional dress make this a powerful Gospel
presentation.
Watch the film: [The
Greatest Sacrifice]
Finding
True Peace (Minangkabau of Indonesia)
Finding True Peace is a dramatisation of the Prodigal
Son parable in the Minang language shot in scenic West Sumatra.
Watch the film: [Finding
true Peace]
The
Korban Provision (Uighers of China)
The Korban Provision is an inspiring portrayal of
Christ's sacrifice
contextualised through traditional Uighur music, clothing and settings.
This original story, dramatised by professional Uighur actors, gives
viewers new revelations of God's perfect love. Watch the film: [The
Korban Provision]
Restoring
Relationships (Tujia of China)
Restoring Relationships is a compelling documentary of
one of China's
largest minority groups. With a population of 7 million and very little
exposure to the Gospel message, this group is in great spiritual and
physical need. Watch the film: [Restoring
Relationships]
Good
News For You (Tibetans of China)
This evangelistic presentation (in multi-projector slide
format) has
proven to be an effective tool in reaching Tibetans worldwide by
sharing the Gospel through drama, testimonies, indigenous art, and
Tibetan Christian music. (In the Lhasa Tibetan Language) Watch
the film: [Good
News For You]
Transformation
(Banjara of India)
For the 20 million Banjara in Central India. Filmed in a
traditional
Banjara village, this film depicts the power of prayer and healing to
help a whole community receive God's love and forgiveness.
Watch the film: [Transformation]
The
Scales of God (Wolof of Senegal)
The Scales of God is a dramatic account of a jeweler
searching for
recognition in his community. After he subtly attempts to swindle
another business man, he learns valuable lessons in the Bible about
honesty and how God looks upon our good works vs. salvation through
faith in Isa. The main character eventually brings his whole family to
a contextual fellowship where they all learn the ways of God for their
new life in Him. http://www.createinternational.com/store/vmchk
The
Followers of Isa (Turks of Turkey)
Evangelistic Film for the 40 million Turks in the
Turkish language.
Two young village boys are later reunited in Istanbul after one has
become a believer. After a series of dramatic events, the believer
helps his friend discover new life through his testimony and new
friends at a home fellowship.
Bastiar's
Dream (Komering of Indonesia)
Bastiar's Dream in the Komering language portrays the
love and
forgiveness of the Father and how to follow the right path to the one
true and living God. (In the Komering/Ulu Language)
The
Greatest Happiness (Manchus of China)
A contextualised film in Mandarin for the Manchus.
Testimonies and a
creative format combine to make a dynamic presentation of the gospel.
Suitable for presenting to all Mandarin-speaking people groups.
Syamsul's
Dream (Makassarese of Indonesia)
Syamsul's Dream dramatises the Makassar's felt needs
through Syamsul
and his fisherman friend. Together they discover God's joy and
provision for their life and family.
Condemnation
or Forgiveness (Lampung of Indonesia)
Condemnation or Forgiveness is an exciting story of one
young man's
choice to follow tradition or his heart. With thrilling knife fights
and tender family scenes this film can be used to share that
forgiveness is always better than holding a grudge.
Message from our friend (TC Maui grad.) Calvin, founder of Create:
Thank you so much, we
really hope that you can help us get these
hotlinks out so that more and more people can make use of these films.
The above streaming video format on the Internet, so that now anyone
can view all of our
evangelistic films - produced for over thirty different people groups -
in high quality, streaming video anywhere in the world through the
technology of the Internet. We also want to make the URLs of these
movies available to anyone who wants to put them on their own websites
or use them in cyber cafe evangelism. Here they are.
If you would like a copy of any of the above films, please go to our
online store at: [http://www.createinternational.com/store]
More Training
through the Internet
Family
Missions
MK's & TCK's (Missionary Kids & Third Culture
Kids)
Below
is a web address for a file compiled for MKs (missionary kids) and TCKs
(third culture kids). However, I'm so impressed with the resources
gathered here that I'm sending it to you. You may know someone (even
your own kid? the visiting missionary's kid? yourself?) who may benefit
from one or more of these resources. Notice that there are three
sections. The last section might apply to your neighbor kid or one in
your Sunday School class. Enjoy, Bev
http://www.brigada.org/today/articles/mk_resources.pdf
Leadership
General
Some notes from Don Hall
Some notes from Pete
Caruso
Some notes from Bev
Caruso
Some notes from Ken
Krake
Some notes from Other
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Audio & video
resouces from YWAM
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