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If you live in the UK or Ireland, you can borrow an inspiring Open Doors video to show to your church or small group. Just email your full name, address and film title wanted, to videos@opendoorsuk.org or call 01993 885 402
There is no charge for this service, but any donation to help defer our costs would be much appreciatied.
Maximum of two film titles please, and only in the UK and Ireland. Allow 14 days for delivery. |
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The Eastern Bride (67 mins)
This dramatic story will challenge and inspire you in equal portions. 'The Eastern Bride' conveys the vital issues of the Suffering Church in a compelling way. Sometimes clipping along at a fast pace, at other times tender and thoughtful, this is a captivating story from start to finish. High flier Pete discovers a whole new world, and Liana finds a China she did not expect. And who are the mysterious 'network'? |
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Bamboo in Winter (60 mins)
Based on actual events, this thrilling evangelistic drama will move you into a new sense of the power of God's Word – and cause seekers to take a hard look at their own spiritual condition. If you haven't seen a powerful dramatic Christian film lately, this is the one you've been waiting for! |
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Behind the Sun (60 mins)
This powerful and emotionally charged film follows the life of a Muslim who becomes a Christian. It is the story of a young man's choice, a father's pain, and a family torn apart. This dramatisation, set in the Middle East, is based on real-life situations where today believers face persecution, loneliness, even death when their families reject them for choosing Jesus. Recommended for young people and as a means of evangelism. |
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Stripes of the Zebra (60 mins)
This true life drama examines the heartaches, tensions and victories of Christians living in areas of Africa dominated by Islam and animism. Based on real people and situations known to Open Doors, this really is a film not to be missed. Not suitable for children under 13. |
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Open Doors: Pakistan (10 mins)
In 1989 Christians had a deep desire to meet the challenges resulting from the illiteracy of the Christian community. Open Doors began to support training in literacy, life skills, Bible teaching and more. For many of the ladies who attend these courses, the valuable skills they learn enable them to dramatically improve their quality of life and, through the Bible teaching, women who have no Christian background come to understand the Gospel. |
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Introduction to the Persecuted Church
Watch six different introductory film clips which are ideal to give people a glimpse of the prayer needs of our persecuted brothers and sisters, and listen to short talks given by Brother Andrew, Johan Companjen and others, as well as moving and thought-provoking stories.
Open Doors Introduction – 10 mins
The Battle is Real – 2 mins (Click here to watch this)
We are the Church – 4 mins
Their Hate... God's Love – 4 mins
Mariano & Martha – 1 min
Remember Those in Prison – 3 mins – 3 mins (Click here to watch this) |
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Bridge of Hope (Short version 11 mins; long version 34 mins)
Take a brief look at Africa's largest country, Sudan. Hear how the division between the north and the south started causing a violent and drawn-out war. George, an Open Doors co-worker, helped to start the Emmanuel Christian Training Centre. Hear the stories and risks that were associated with this project which has resulted in many pastors being equipped to serve and minister in the midst of difficulties and trials |
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Hope for Life (24 mins)
What is life like for the Christians living in the aftermath of the Tsunami? How do they continue to survive? Where do they get the hope to live after losing people so close to them? What future is there for the church in this area? Discover how, in spite of tremendous challenges, Christians are beginning to rebuild their lives. Open Doors is helping to strengthen, support and encourage Christians in this area in their time of need. |
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South-East Asia – May not be suitable for a younger audience
Shining Through Hear the testimonies of three Indonesian ladies arrested for teaching Sunday School. Hear how they are coping in prison and their honest and moving accounts of what it means to suffer for the Gospel. (14 mins)
One in Prayer, One in Victory A moving insight into what it means to have a family member give their life for the Gospel. Hear the testimonies of parents and children of present day martyrs from Bangladesh; then wipe away their tears as you pray for them. (10 mins) |
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Today's Courage, Tomorrow's Hope (10 mins)
Discover how together we can make a difference in the lives of our persecuted family with this four-part visual presentation, highlighting the needs facing persecuted Christians:
Section 1 – Bibles and Christian literature – 3 mins
Section 2 – Leadership training – 4 mins
Section 3 – Christian community development – 4 mins
Section 4 – Prayer, presence ministry and advocacy – 4 mins |
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Why China, Why Now (14 mins)
The Chinese worshipped Mao believing he was a god, and when he died the nation was shocked and left with a great spiritual void. This film shows the unexpected outcome of this spiritual hardship |
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NEW! Believe and Pray(7 mins)
The story of Alexander Ogorodnikov is a true account of one man's struggle to survive imprisonment in the soviet Gulag. His crime?... choosing to follow Jesus Christ.
Many didnt survive the freezing temperatures in the Communist Gulag in Siberia, but Alexander did! This was only through the amazing grace of God and the power of prayer! (Click here to watch this)
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