English title: United Methodist Way
(10 booklets; 48p.; Discipleship Resources, c2001; ISBN 088177331X)

A video tape celebrating the mission and ministry of the Alaska Missionary Conference.

This video shows the Advance in action. An Applachian woman tells of how the Barwick community - through a self-help gardening program - helps feed the hungry, Johns Island in South Carolina now has a day care and a medical clinic. Snow Church in Michigan tells how they became the church giving the largest amount to the World Hunger Advance Specials.

English title: Affirmations of the UMC
(10 booklets; 48p.; Discipleship Resources, c2002; ISBN 0881773352)

This video shows African farmers' strife for their daily breads. In Malawi (one of African countries), farmers formed a group to discuss and exchange informations for productive farming. Bread for the World, 2001.

Have you ever wondered what is involved in taking the Walk to Emmaus? This introductory video will help answer some of your questions. Suggestion: if possible, have a person who has been on an Emmaus Walk in the audience who can give additional input.

The Ministerial Education Fund was created to provide financial resources to our seminaries and students so the church would have faithful leadership now and in the future. This video tells the stories of students and offers a glimpse of the work our seminaries do and will help you understand the importance of the fund.

A documentary-style video designed for the Advance that highlights a few of its projects in the Appalachia region.

Narrated by Rev. Patricia A. Meyers who had served the church from 1980 to 1997 as a pastor, this video features community services and ministries of this church and the center in Michigan. They provide Day Care Program, Afterschool Tutoring and Family Kitchen for the needy people. All programs but day care are free of charge.
Advance Special #161125-5 (1997-2001)
Church address: P.O.Box 420700
Pontiac, MI 48342-0700
(248) 332-6101

The Baltic Mission is a special project of The United Methodist Church. The original church building was destroyed in 1944. A new church is to be located on a three acre plot in downtown Tallin, Estonia. The Advance number for this special project is #010923-5AN. (1995)