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VIDEO TAPES

| Christian Education | Evangelism | Bible Study | Stewardship |
| Service/Peace and Justice/Social Responsibility/Pastoral Care | Miscellaneous |
 

AUDIO TAPES
 

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VIDEOTAPES


I. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION for Adults and Children

Acts of the Apostles:  Glimpses of the Early Church.  A twelve part study series on Acts, bringing to life the spirit, conflict and major events in the birth of the infant church.  Six tapes, each with two segments of 40-50 minutes each.  These lectures are by the Rev. John Stone Jenkins, whom many of you enjoyed in "Hebrew Roots, Christian Beginnings".

Adult Education Camp 1990  Jim Kelsey and Tom Ray from the Diocese of Northern Michigan present ideas on Mutual Ministry, growing churches and developing ministries.  Recorded during sessions at Ascension School.  5 tapes; approx. 2 hrs. each.

Augustine of Hippo; Confessions.  Part of the series “Religious Classics with Michael Himes.”  Discussion of Augustine’s life and his classic writing that is a central text of Christian theological tradition and a spiritual guide for countless people.  Study guide available.  (25 min.)

The Authority of the Laity.  Verna Dozier on tape.  A four-session program with  study guide.  It is recommended that each participant have a copy of the book by the same name and read the appropriate chapter before each session.  Need one to two hours for each session.  Total tape running time is 60 min.   

Celebrating God's Love:  Children and the Eucharist.  Aimed at adults; provides an explanation for the admittance of children to communion at Baptism.  Helpful for parents preparing to have a child baptized.  30 min.

Celebration of discipline: the path to spiritual growth.  Richard J. Foster, 1984.  2 tape set: 2 programs on each tape, each 50 min. in length.  (Diocese also has 4 copies of the book by the same title.)

1.       Door to liberation.

2.       The Inward discipline.

3.       The Outward discipline.

4.       The corporate disciplines.

Children's Heroes of the Bible.  Cartoons.  Each tape contains two segments.

                        The Children's Story of Jesus, Part I.  60 min. total

                        The Children's Story of Jesus, Part II. 60 min. total

                        The Apostles and Paul's Ministry.  46 min. total

                        David & Moses. 46 min. total

                        Joseph & Elijah.  46 min. total

                        Esther & Jeremiah.  46 min. total

Cotton Patch Gospel.       Retells the Gospels of Matthew and John in present day Southern vernacular, with musical score by Harry Chapin.   111 min.

Day by Day.  Takes the perspective that our daily lives are the arena for ministry.  Study guide with learning design for a half-day session.  32 min.

Faces on Faith.  26 min. each

                        Frederick Buechner                                 Madeleine L'Engle

                        Will Campbell                                         Bernie Siegel

                        James Carroll                                         Desmond Tutu

                        Dayton Edmonds                                    Walter Wink

Families Matter.  Produced by the Diocese of Los Angeles.  A good discussion starter on the issue of the modern family, and what the Church can do to strengthen it.  High school and up.  30 min.

From Christ to Constantine:  The Trial and Testimony of the Early Church.  The early church survived and spread despite intense persecution.  Its experience can help guide us today as we seek to be faithful to god.  Six half-hour programs, for six or twelve sessions.  Leader’s guide.

Getting Ready for the Kingdom:  The Cultural Captivity of the Church.  Produced and presented by Bishop Michael Marshall of the Anglican Institute.  Attempts to answer the questions:  "How can the church live in the world and not be engulfed by the cultural attitudes of society?  What are the sources of authority for Christians?"  Five 20-minute segments; with study guide.  This program is certain to stimulate discussion. 

God at 2000:  Trinity Institute 31st National Conference.  8 tapes; 80 min. each.

                        1.  “Conversation with the speakers”    (View last of the tapes)

                        2.  “The God of all faiths”  Karen Armstrong

3.       “Seeing God again; what’s at stake.”  Marcus Borg

4.       “The God they never told me about.”  Joan Chittester

5.       “Honest to God: the universe of faith.”  Diana Eck

6.       “An ocean of God:  the inner-connectness of all being.”  Lawrence Kushner

7.       “God: the reality to serve, love and know.”  Seyyed Hossein Nasr

8.       “The prodigal God.”  Desmond Tutu

God Questions:  Faith and God Questions:  Life.  English evangelist Bryan Green answers teens' questions about the meaning of Christian Faith and Life.  Good for youth confirmation class.  Each 30 min.

God's Outlaw.  The story of William Tyndale, whose obsession was providing the Bible in English.  For this he was pursued by the agents of King Henry VIII and was forced to travel around Europe to escape capture.  95 min. 

The Greatest Adventure:  Stories from the Bible.  Hanna Barbera cartoons depicting Bible stories from the Old Testament.  Each cartoon begins with three modern-day young people who enter a time warp and are able to participate in the stories.  Each 25 min.

                        The Nativity (with "easy reader" book)
            Samson and Delilah
            Joshua and the Battle of Jericho
            David and Goliath
            Noah's Ark
            Moses
            Daniel & the Lion's Den 

Hebrew Roots, Christian Beginnings.  A 12-part video series that provides a complete study in the development of Christianity from its origins in the ancient Hebrew religion, with emphasis on the religious beliefs of Jesus and the changes he brought about in what has become our own Christian heritage and our modern understanding of God.

                        This series is suitable for use in an adult catechumenate program, as part of an adult confirmation class, or for anyone wishing a fresh presentation of Christianity.  There is something here for all adult learners.

                        Each tape contains three half-hour segments.  Comes with study guide. 

                        Tape 1.  "The Covenant and the Call";  "The Vision of the Kingdom"; "What Must I Do?"
           Tape 2.  "Jesus Changes the Goal"; "Jesus Changes the Way"; "Hebrew Words, Christian Meanings"
            Tape 3.  "The God of Jesus"; "Our Deepest Need"; "What Went Wrong" 
            Tape 4.  "The Wages of Sin"; "The Christ Love"; "The Cross"

Hildegard of Bingen.  Designed for use in a four-week or six-week study group.  Tape consists of four 15-minute segments.  With study guide.  

Jesus of Nazareth.  Franco Zeffirelli’s six-hour movie of the life of Jesus, with study guide which breaks the film into 12 segments of approximately 30 min. each.  Total running time is 382 min.

John Wycliffe:  The Morning Star.  A dramatic biography of the 14th century scholar  and cleric who translated the Bible in English for the first time.  75 min. 

Julian of Norwich; Shewings of Divine Love.  One of the series of “Religious classics with Michael Himes” series.  Video presentation discussed the life of Dame Julian in the 14th-century and her devotion to a live of contemplative prayer and spiritual direction.  Discusses her revelations and meditations.  Study guide available.  (25 min.)

##The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.  An animated version of the C.S. Lewis story from The Chronicles of Narnia.  Good for intergenerational viewing.  95 min.

 Living your faith.  Faith and Reason Series.  6 tapes; 23 min. each.  Study and discussion questions available.

1.       “What can we expect from prayer?”  Dean Charles Kiblinger and Sr. Joan Chittester

2.       “Don’t I have a right to my personal rights?  Dr. Forrest Harris and Dr. Walter Brueggemann

3.       “How can anything good come out of this?”  Dr. Harold Kushner and Dr. Phyllis Tickle

4.       “The Bible: Fact or fiction?”  Walter Brueggemann and A. J. Levine

5.       “Does Christianity have a place at the political table?”  Dominic Crossan and Gayle White

6.       “Do we really believe in redemption?”  Dr. John Holbert and Dr. Phyllis Tickle

 Martin Luther -- Heretic.  The personal struggles of the monk who stood against the established church and changed the face of Christianity forever.  70 min.        

Music Box.  A modern parable of the joy-filled life in Christ.  This film has won many awards and is suitable for all ages. 

One Who Was There.  The story of one of Jesus's followers traveling form Jerusalem to Galilee in 64 A.D.  The journey recalls the time she spent with Jesus and her faith is renewed.  37 min. 

Provocative Preachers.  Includes sermons by Desmond Tutu, Herbert O'Driscoll, John Hines, and Donald Coggan.  Good four-Sunday adult education series.   60 min.   (May be borrowed for four weeks.) 

Questions of the Soul with Fr. Michael Himes.  Set of five video tapes that explore spirituality.  Warm and witty presentation explores deeper relationship with God.  With study guide

1.       What is Spirituality?  (30 min.)

2.       What is Prayer?  (25 min.)

3.       What can suffering teach us?  (25 min.)

4.       What is Spiritual Discipline?  (25 min.)

5.       Do I really need community?  (25 min.)

***Receiving the Child.  Celebrating Children at the 74th General Convention.  With study guide.  Exploration of including children in convention – including Diocesan Conventions. (51 min.)

Signs of Service:  Deacons and the church’s servanthood.  Ministry of deacons as part of the overall ministry of the church.  Discussion guide included.   28 min.

A Still Small Voice.  An exploration of mysticism from several religious viewpoints.  56.35 min.

The Story of Anglicanism.  Each about 30 min.

                        Tape 1Ancient and Medieval Foundations

                        Tape 2Reformation and its Consequences

                        Tape 3:  Creating a Global Family

The Story of the Episcopal Church.  Two half-hour tapes covering the history of the church in America; focus on mission.

Talking about God.  Presenters:  Marcus Borg, Reginald Butts, James Cone, Alvin Deer, Dr. William H. Hinson, R. Grace Imathiu, Ada Marie Isasi-Diaz, A. J. Levine, Juanita Campbell Rasmus, Mary Lou Redding, John Shelby Spong, Peter Storey, Burton L. Visotzky, Janet Wolf.  7 videos; 22-25 min. each.  Series study guide included with each video.

1.       “What’s your experience of God?”

2.       “How do you talk to God?”

3.       “Who are you to God?”

4.       “Where is God in your life?”

5.       “What is God doing?”

6.       “Whose Side is God on?”

7.       “How can believers live together?”

Temptation: by Diogenes Allen.  Facing temptation squarely and struggling with it as a gateway to spiritual development.  Designed for use in 5 video segments of 11-30 minutes each for small group study.  Study guide and book of same title included 

Three Days.  A dramatized telling of the Easter story.

25th National Conference of Trinity Institute 1994.

                        “Opening Eucharist,”  Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston.   33 min.

                        “Race and Otherness,” Cornel West.   80 min.

                        “God’s Otherness and Our Othering,” Walter Brueggeman.   74 min.

                        “Other-wise,” Ann Belfor Ulanov.   75 min.

                        “The Lure of Oneness and the Grace of Pluralism,” Kristen Stendahl.   72 min.

                        ##“What are people for?”   John Hale

                        “Without Skin or Breathlessness,” Tanya Barfield (drama).   51 min.

26th National Conference of Trinity Institute  1995.

                        “Opening sermon and homilies.”  Renita J. Weems.   80 min.

                        “Trinitarian relations:  a model for human community.”   Elizabeth Johnson.  75 min.

                        “Imperfect  relationships: two stories.”   John Updike.    90 min.

                        “Jesus on relationships.”   Marcus Borg.    80 min.

                        “The community of truth and the courage to teach.”  Parker Palmer.   73 min.

 34th National Conference of Trinity Institute.  2003  Benedictine Spirituality in the Contemporary World

                        1.  “Opening sermon”  Rowan Williams

                        2.  “God’s Workshop”  Rowan Williams

                        3.  “A Choice Between Impossibles:  Ancient Answers to Contemporary Questions”  Joan Chittester

                        4.  “Holy Realism:  Living Life as it Matters”  Kathleen Norris

                        5.  “Only Connect:  Contemplation and Non-Violence”  Laurence Freeman

                        6.  “Closing Panel Discussion”

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II. EVANGELISM

Baptismal Approaches:  Small Groups Developing Christians.  82 min.

Calling and Caring Ministries.  Seven tapes from L.E.A.D. consultants.  Useful for those involved in new member ministry or pastoral care.  Taped lectures from Calling and Caring labs.

                                    Dealing with Emotions

                                    Dropout Track

                                    Life Commandments

                                    Neuro-Linguistic Programming

                                    Role Negotiation

                                    Story Listening

                                    Why Active Members Stay Active

Churches for Common Prayer.  Produced by the Episcopal Church Building Fund.  Building design as related to evangelism and church growth; qualities of liturgically sound worship space.  19 min.

Claiming the beloved community: dialogues around diversity and the future.  Province VIII Convocation, March 19, 1998.  Ethnic and intercultural ministry.  Discussion guide.   30 min.

****Creative Models of Sacramental Leadership in Small Congregations.  Recording of the October 2007  gathering of Episcopal church leaders from dioceses and provinces to discuss models of leadership in small churches (Avg. Sunday attendance, 70 or less).  Designed for those curious about alternative models as a 6 week study opportunity.  DVD divided in 6 parts (45-60 min each) with questions following each section. 2 DVDs.

George Martin – Ascension School 1991.  Videotaped sessions of Continuing Ed. Camp.  6 tapes.

I.                    Introduction to shifting paradigms and theological background for “house theology.”

II.                  ## House theology.    Approx. 90 min.

Door-to-door evangelism.   60 min.

III.                Newcomer ministry; making your parish welcoming to the visitor and guest.  Approx. 120 min.

IV.                Group dynamics in congregational growth.  Relational evangelism.  120 min.

V.                  Advertising as an evangelism tool.    90 min.

VI.                Leadership training for laity.  Lay ministry in Pastoral Care

***How We Seek God Together:  Exploring Worship Style.  Alban Institute video.  Accompanies book of same title.

The Iowa Plan for Growth:  A Diocesan Model.  Describes an evangelism effort by the Diocese of Iowa including extensive training in caring, calling and listening, and culminating in a TV and newspaper advertising campaign to raise awareness of the Episcopal Church.  34 min.   

On the Move with Christ.  The Decade of Evangelism.  Prepared by the Anglican Consultative Council, with study guide.  31 min.

Putting Powerful Preaching in the Pulpit.  The annual Preaching Excellence Program of the Episcopal Foundation.  19 min.

Six Stories:  Evangelism Episcopal Style.  7 min.  With study guide.

***Voices of Young Adults:  Listening to twenty-somethings talk about the church.  2006.  In June 2005, the Episcopal Church invited young adults from across the US to share their opinions about the Chruch.  Some of these persons are active in congregational life, some are not, but all share a wellspring of affection for the Episcopal Church and hope for a church more engaged with the gifts that young adults have to offer.  (DVD 27 min.) 

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III. BIBLE STUDY

Discovering the Bible. Four ½ hour presentations on the Bible: Getting acquainted; The Old Testament; The New Testament; Survival, spread and influence. 2 video tapes; 2 leader’s guides; student handouts and genuine papyrus.

Genesis. (The New Media Bible). (4 tapes)

Part I, The Beginning. "The Creation"; "Adam and Eve"; "Cain and Abel"; Noah and the Flood". Part II, Abraham. "The Journeys"; The Promise"; "Sodom and Gomorrah"; "The Binding of Isaac".
Part III, Isaac, Esau and Jacob. "Rebekah"; "Esau and Jacob"; "Rachel and Leah"; "Israel".
Part IV, Joseph. "The Dreamer"; "Vizier of Egypt"; "Joseph's Brothers"; Reconciliation"; "Israel in Egypt."

Gospel of Mark. The Standard Video Bible Study New Testament Series. Eight sessions; uses RSV. (Owned jointly by Diocese and Mid-Columbia Fellowship of Churches.) Study guide.

The Greatest Adventure. Set of six Hanna-Barbera cartoons of Old Testament stories. See entry under Christian Education.

How to get blessed without sneezing: Rediscovering the Beatitudes. Eight funny fables based on the beatitudes. Study guide included. 28 min. Appropriate for children and adults.

Jesus and His Vision of Mission. An eight-tape series by noted Biblical scholar, Kenneth Bailey

  1. The Prophet Isaiah and the Great Commission

  2. The Editings of Jesus within the Writings of Luke

  3. Evangelism, Justice Advocacy and Compassion in Mission

  4. Matthew 28: Contracts and Themes of Christian Mission

  5. Reaching Out to Those Around Us

  6. The Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces of Mission

  7. The Task and Ministry of Crossing Cultural Lines

  8. Flowers from the Valley of Terror

Jesus Interprets His Own Person. A six-tape series by noted Biblical scholar, Kenneth Bailey.

  1. Historical Research into the Person of Jesus

  2. Jesus Reveals His Role as Messiah

  3. A Comparison of Psalm 23 to Luke 15, Part One

  4. A Comparison of Psalm 23 to Luke 15, Part Two

  5. Back to God or Back to Self

  6. Three Parables Which Reveal Jesus' Person

Joshua-Judges. The Standard Video Bible Study New Testament Series. Eight sessions. Uses RSV. (Owned jointly by Diocese and Mid-Columbia Fellowship of Churches.) Study guide.

Living a Biblical Story. Donn Morgan of the CDSP faculty helps a study group look at scripture through the eyes of four post-exilic Biblical groups: the singers-prayers, the sages and scribes, the community builders, and the visionaries. 35 min. Study guide.

Luke. (The New Media Bible). (4 tapes)

Part I, Christmas. "Annunciations"; "The Nativity"; "Baptism"; "Temptation"; and "Rejection".
Part II, Early Ministry. "The Sermon on the Plain"; "The Anointing"; "The Transfiguration"; "The Lord's Prayer".
Part III, Parables. "The Mustard Seed"; "The Prodigal Son"; "Teachings"; "Entry into Jericho".
Part IV, Easter. "Jerusalem"; "The Last Supper"; "The Crucifixion"; "Resurrection and Ascension".

The Seven Sins of Bible Interpretation. By Kenneth Bailey; 30 min.

The Vision of the Gospels; Michael Himes. (4 tapes) Discussion guides available.

  1. The Gospel of Matthew (28 min.)

  2. The Gospel of Mark (28 min.)

  3. The Gospel of Luke (28 min.)

  4. The Gospel of John (30 min.)

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IV. STEWARDSHIP

In Touch with Stewardship. Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning and Stewardship Officer Robert Bonner. 22 min. (2 copies)

A Life of Stewardship. The Rt. Rev. William Burrill, Bishop of Rochester and well-known stewardship speaker, makes five 5-minute presentations on steward-ship as a way of life.

Our Mission Together. Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning speaks about the mission of the church. 10 min.

Stewardship Visitation. Training for stewardship visitors; dramatizations. 50 min. including breaks for discussion.

The Widow's Mite. Stars Mary Kay Place.

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V. SERVICE/PEACE AND JUSTICE/SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY/PASTORAL CARE 

AIDS and the Church's Role.  41 min.  Study guide. 

Beyond the Labels. . . the Human Side of AIDS.  With discussion guide.  24 min.

Body & Soul; Health Ministry in the Episcopal Congregation.  With Discussion Guide.  15.5 min.  National Episcopal Health Ministries.

Cancer, Its Effect on Self-Image and Intimate Relationships

The Caring Visitor.  56 min.

A Celebration of Survival.  American Indians mark 500 years of colonialism.  53 min.

Confronting sexism and violence:  one vision: many voices.  Produced by the Office of Women in Mission and Ministry of the Episcopal Church.  Study guide for workshops.   21 min.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer:  Memories and Perspectives.  With viewer's guide.  90 min. 

Doers of the Word:  The Jubilee Ministry.  Describes the church's ministry to the disadvantaged and disenfranchised through advocacy and direct service.   27 min.  Closed captioned. 

Economic justice for those who work the land.  Oregon agricultural issues.  Produced by Lutheran Advocacy Ministry of Oregon.  Statistics will be dated, but the issues remain.  20 min.

The Gift of Stephen Ministry.  Video relates through the sharing of stories and blessings how any congregation can benefit form the gifts of the Stephen Series.  (20 min.)

The Greening of Faith:  Why the Environment is a Christian Concern.  Two tapes.

1.       Theology and Spirituality.  Biblical facts for ecology; creation spirituality in the Christian tradition; Nature as sacrament; The reconnection of faith and science.   30 min.

2.       Ethics.  Environment and justice.  The extension of ethical obligation beyond the human species.  The unique role the Church can play in the formation of attitudes and the enabling of change.   27 min.

Hard Choices:  Ethical Dilemmas for Pastoral Care.  Proceeds of a conference at St. Luke's Regional Medical Center in Boise.  Aimed at health professionals and chaplains.  Four tapes. 

##Hear Their Cries.  Religious Responses to Child Abuse.  Study guide.  48 min.

The Heart Has Its Reasons.  A video documentary about Jean Vanier and the l'Arche community for men and women with mental handicaps.  57 min.  With study guide. 

HIV/AIDS:  A Challenge to Us All.  From the Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

                        Tape 1.   A Parent Meeting.  Help for setting up a parent meeting in the school or community.

                        Tape 2.  Educating Our Children.  How parents can answer children’s questions about HIV/AIDS.  With guide.

***An Inconvenient Truth.  Al Gore’s movie about global warming.  (DVD 97 min.)

Jerusalem:  Peace and Justice?  Background for understanding the Palestinian/Israeli conflict.  Produced by Episcopal Peace and Justice Network. 1996.  Study and discussion guide:  “Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem.”  13 min.

***A Map of Faith:  Sharing the Journey with the Uprooted.  Episcopal Migration Ministries, the refugee resettlement and immigrant program of the Episcopal Church shares stories of both hosts and guests in an incredible ministry of hospitality.  Will raise critical questions about ministry, spiritual journeying, and the prospects for transformation.  Discussion guide included (DVD 45 min.)

Rich in Promise; an approach to child advocacy.  Video shares some of the best practices of ministry to and with children in the Episcopal Church and in the world.  Illustrates the Gospel imperative to take our children seriously in ministry.  Study guide available.  (23 min.)

Spirituality and Justice.  An address by Desmond Tutu given at Trinity Institute 1989.  One tape with two parts. 

##Stephen Ministry at Work.  An introduction to the Stephen Ministry approach to care- giving in a congregation.  15 min.

The Subject is:  AIDS.  With discussion guide.  18 min.

Suffer the Children.  The aftermath of the Ethiopian famine includes many orphaned children.  The Anglican Childcare Fund was begun by the Presiding Bishop's Fund for World Relief to alleviate the suffering of children.  14 min.  English/Spanish. 

To Every Nation. . .From Every Tribe:  Native Americans and the Episcopal Church.  The story of the Episcopal Church's involvement with Native Americans in urban, rural and reservation settings; 27 min.

Today's the Day to Eat Raspberries.  Five parts on the spiritual journey toward death.  With brief study guide.  76 min. 

Truth, Justice and Peace.  About Palestinian Christians.  30 min.

We Are All Called.  The world mission of the Episcopal Church.  28 min.

We Have Seen Him!   Christian Witness in South Africa.  Two leading Black South African ministers vividly describe the danger of being Black under apartheid, and how Christians are confronted with violence.  27 min.

Witness at Ground Zero; The Episcopal Church Responds:  September 11, 2001.

Work of Love:  Mother Teresa.  With study guide.

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VI. MISCELLANEOUS

Address to the House of Bishops by Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning.  September 1986.  A good introduction to the Presiding Bishop’s understanding of and hope for the Church.  30 min. 

Bishop’s Charge.  The Rt. Rev. Rustin Kimsey.  Church of the Redeemer, Pendleton, October 20, 1995.  25th anniversary of the Diocese of Eastern Oregon.

Callings:  Lay Professionals in the Church.  Profiles of lay professionals with a variety of jobs.  Good for any group discussing vocation, and especially good for parish committees on ministry and aspirants for Holy Orders.  28 min.

Children:  A heritage from the Lord.  Video reflects the three sections of “ A Children’s Charter for the Church.”  Explores model dioceses’ program for children’s ministries.  Coordinates with children’s Charter resource Kit.  68 min. with study guide.  (2 copies)

***A Conversation with Bishop Gene Robinson.  Reflections on the 2006 General Convention.  An eveing of conversaion with members and friends of St. Thomas’ Parish, Washington, DC, July 14, 2006.   Outlines the broad context of the issues under discussion at the international level and perspectives on the leadership of gay and lexbian persons in the church.  (DVD)

Enlarge the site of your tent.  Highlights of the 1997 Triennial Meeting, Philadelphia  (30 min.); includes Triennial presentation to General Convention “Youth and Children at Risk.”  (90 min.)

Extending the Arms of Christ:  Celebrating 50 Years of Service.  The Presiding Bishop's Fund for World Relief.

42nd Triennial Meeting guest speakers.  Philadelphia, 1997.

                        The Rt. Rev. Geralyn Wolf.   30 min.

                        The Rev. Barbara Duncan.   20 min.

                        The Rev. Elizabeth Geitz.   50 min.

                        The Rev. Mary Laney.    30 min.

Fresh Winds Blowing.  Highlights from Ordination and Consecration of the Rev. Barbara Harris as Bishop suffragan of the Diocese of Massachusetts.  75 min.

##From one small coin . . . .  The United Thank Offering.   21 min.    1991.

Full Communion Celebration.  Highlights from the service celebrating full communion between the Evangelical

             Lutheran Church in America and The Episcopal Church in the United States at Washington National Cathedral.  January 6, 2001.  90 min.

Heart of the Concordat: Our common mission in Christ.  1996.  Discussion guide.   28 min.

I Will with God's Help.  Highlights from the 1990 Youth Event.  28 min.

Installation Service of The Most Rev. Frank Tracy Griswold; 25th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.  January 10, 1998, Washington, D.C.  2 hours.

Into the Second Century:  The United Thank Offering.  20 min.

Lambeth '88 - The Call.  Preparing for the 1988 Lambeth Conference of Bishops from the entire Anglican communion.   

Leadership under pressure.  15 Anglican Bishops worldwide are profiled as they wrestle with issues facing the Anglican Communion.  1998 Lambeth Conference.  66 min.

 Let the whole world see.  Post-Convention highlights of the 1997 General Convention in Philadelphia, including speakers, business accomplished, liturgies and the celebration of the ministry of retiring Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning.  54 min.

Lutherans and Episcopalians in Oregon exploring the Concordat.   October 12, 1996.  120 min 

Making All Things New.  A discussion in two parts of the church's Mission Imperatives.  Members of Executive Council speaking with Frances Antonucci, Assistant to the Bishop for Communications, Diocese of Washington.  Part I:  26 min.; Part II:  26 min.

Morning Worship live from Canterbury Cathedral.  Opening service of Lambeth Conference 1998.  Multicultural worship.  112 min.

New Ventures, New Decade:  Church Divinity School of the Pacific

Presiding Bishop, A Profile:  Missionary of Compassion.  An interview with Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning and Mrs. Browning.  Bishop Browning talks about his eight Mission Imperatives for the Episcopal Church.   2 tapes.   27 min. 

Resource Librarians and Archivists.  Proceeds of a conference at Kanuga.  6 tapes. 
## 1 of the tapes is missing.

***The Road Less Travelled.  The Parishes of Eastern Oregon.  Video shown at the 2006 Crossroads Convention in La Grande.  Photography by G. Royes.  (DVD)

Rowan Cantuar:  The BBC Television complete broadcast of the Enthronement of the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Rev’d and Rt. Hon. Rowan Douglas Williams.

Shadowlands.  Starring Joss Ackland and Claire Bloom.  An account of C.S. Lewis' friendship with Joy Davidman Gresham and of their marriage.  With an introduction by Bishop Michael Marshall concerning the theme of “the journey from the head to the heart.”   The Episcopal Radio-TV Foundation.  96 min.   (2 copies)

***Shall We Gather: Anglican Women Together.  2005.  A resource for dialogue on a Christian response to injustice in the world provided by The Anglican Women’s Empowerment.  A response to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.  Discussion guide included.  (DVD 20 min.)

Songs of Praise:  Canterbury Tales.  Lambeth Conference 1998.  Intersperses hymns and Lambeth highlights with video visits with the bishops of Alaska, Mozambique, South Western Australia and Bishop Geralyn Wolf of Rhode Island.  BBC production.  35 min.

To Walk in Beauty:  A Bishop for Navajoland, Steven Tsosie Plummer.  28 min. 

Witness to the Spirit - The Lambeth Conference 1988.  The official story.  30 min.  (2 copies)

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AUDIOTAPES

Aging in Grace, Aging in America. Three tapes: Spiritual Issues of Aging; Enriching the Aging Process; Growing Old in the Household of Faith. By John Pilch. Good for individual study or as background for a parish pastoral care commission.

The Church in Media. An overview of Christian communications presented as a seminar and panel discussion by religious communicators. Two tapes - each 120 min.

The Church is God's Justice. Stanley Hauerwas addressing Trinity Institute 1989.

Congregational Vitality Series. Arlin Rothouge Congregational Development Services.

2 audio tapes: “Rebuilding the congregation”
5 booklets: Sizing up a congregation for new member ministry; Life Cycle in congregations; Parallel Development; Making small groups effective; All doors open.

Dr. Friedman Speaks. Rabbi Edwin Friedman, noted family therapist, lectures.

Paradox in Therapy and Paradox in Life.
## Leadership Through Self-Differentiation.
## Family Party Poopers.

Kanuga Bible Study Institute. Six tapes of varying lengths, taped at the February 1987 Institute.

## Anglicanism and the Bible, the Rev. Dr. Fred Borsch
Biblical Scholarship, the Rev. Dr. Minka Sprague
Episcopal Approach to Scripture, the Rev. Joseph Russell
Liberation Bible Study, the Rev. Edmundo Desueza
Pastoral Concerns, panel discussion by participants
## The Story of the Bible, Dr. Verna Dozier

Kanuga Bible Study Institute Music. Music from the Institute led by Mr. Bill Stokes. Includes instruction on Anglican chant. Two tapes.

The Non-Profit Manager. Peter Drucker and others on the art of managing non-profit organizations. 5 volumes.
##1 volume is missing.

Power in Weakness: New Hearing for Gospel Stories of Healing and Discipleship. The Very Rev. Frederick Borsch, Dean of the Chapel, Princeton University. Six tapes, including A Dumb Man, The Paralytic, Zacchaeus, Legion, The Syrophoenician Woman, The Man with the Withered Hand, The Good Samaritan, Bartimaeus, and Paul's Story.

Prayers for the Breaking of Bread, (The Protestant Hour). The Rev. Canon Herbert H. O'Driscoll. 6 tapes, 12 programs..

Preparing for Adolescence. James Dobson. Six audio tapes.

The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me. Desmond Tutu addresses Trinity Institute 1989.

Stages of Faith. James Fowler lectures on his theory of stages of faith, linking it to what we know about developmental psychology. Eight tapes, 45-60 minutes each. These tapes are not easy, but the diligent listener will be rewarded with new knowledge and insights. Important implications for Christian Education programs for both children and adults.

When Peace and Justice Do Not Embrace. Stanley Hauerwas addressing Trinity Institute 1989.

Where Is Now Thy God? Desmond Tutu addresses Trinity Institute 1989.

Who Is Jesus? Excellent 24-lesson course in Christology by the Roman Catholic theologian Monika Hellwig. Good for a September to June adult class; with study guide and list of suggested readings.

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