An NBC special from the National Council of Churches and EcuFilm. This video includes segments of the South African elections, Africa University and how the church and Christians are helping in African self-development.

Jubilee 2000 is a worldwide movement to cancel the unpayable debts of the most impoverished countries in the world by the end of the year 2000. This video explains the origin of these debts and why they should be canceled. It shows the devastating impact of debt upon the people and the environment in poor countries, and it invites the american people to work in solidarity with people from the developing countries to help alleviate the unspeakable suffering of hundreds of millions of people throughout Africa, Latin America and Asia.

Images and witness from a land in struggle and its people in search of their destiny highlight this interactive video. Featured are the testimony and experience of such persons as Desmond Tutu, Allan Boesak, Winnie Mandela, Beyers Naude, Frank Chikane, Evelyn Mahlatsi, Thabo Mbeki, and T. Simon Farisani. This resource will help participants discover for themselves the reality of the freedom struggle in South Africa today. The video is arranged in seven segments, each about ten minutes long, which are thoroughly integrated into the flow of "Until We are Free," the study guide to the book, SOUTH AFRICA'S MOMENT OF TRUTH (Friendship Press). A "suggestions-for-use" brochure is included with the video. An on-tape narrator also guides participants through this important and moving material.

This documentary is the inspiring story of how Zimbabwe's children fight to keep their families together, and struggle to make a future for themselves. It invites viewers to listen to the children who have been orphaned by the AIDS pandemic. Learn what their struggles have been and why they continue to hope. Look at the statistics and methods of response currently being utilized. And then identify ways in which you can be a part of the solution and a reason for hope. Discussion guide is printed on back of the video cover.

This documentary is the inspiring story of how Zimbabwe's children fight to keep their families together, and struggle to make a future for themselves. It invites viewers to listen to the children who have been orphaned by the AIDS pandemic. Learn what their struggles have been and why they continue to hope. Look at the statistics and methods of response currently being utilized. And then identify ways in which you can be a part of the solution and a reason for hope.
This movie is digitized and reissued by UMCOR for World AIDS Day, December 1, 2004. Discussion guide is printed on back of the video cover.

This is general church version with reference to The Advance. It is subtitled "a partnership ministry with Children & Poverty The Bishops Initiative." It features issues related to the Bishop's Appeal "Hope for the Children of Africa".
MARC also has Spanish and Korean language version.

In the spring of 2003, three young Americans traveled to Africa in search of such a story. What they found was a tragedy that disgusted and inpired them - a story where children are the weapons and the victims. This film exposes the effects of a 20-year-long war on the children of North Uganda.
An entire generation has never known peace. Tens of thousands of civilians have been mutilated or killed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Northern Uganda for 20 years. Since 1986, the leader of the LRA, Joseph Kony, has abducted and brainwashed more than 20,000 boys and girls to fight as child soldiers in his militia, with roughly 12,000 abductions occurring since 2002. As a result, 250,000 children in all of Northern Uganda currently receive no education; 737 schools (60% of the total) are non-functioning because of the war, leaving the schools that are functioning grossly overcrowded, with 300 students for every one teacher.

이 비데오는 총감독회 주관 프로그램인 "가난한 어린이를 위한 선교" 라는 부제를 달고 있으며, 특별지정 선교헌금구좌가 명시 되어있다. 자료실에는 한국어 이외에도 영어와 스페인어 비데오가 대출 가능하다.

This video provides a dramatic inside look at one of the most innovative and ambitious attempts at dialogue and healing in human history - South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. It reveals the deeply moving encounters of victims and victimizers and of a nation with a racist past. It explores the working of restorative justice through four emotionally wrenching case studies. Because this video is long, it should be used in segments. Each story will generate discussion on a variety of topics: dispute resolution, community mediation, peace and conflict studies, theories of justice and crime, prisoner rehabilitation, victim's rights, reparations, psychological trauma and racial sensitivity. Winner of Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival.

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(This is general church version with reference to The Advance. It is subtitled "A partnership ministry with Children & Poverty The Bishops Initiative." It features issues related to the Bishop's Appeal "Hope for the Children of Africa.")
MARC also has English and Korean versions.