CD-1 - The Leading Edge

A celebration of the Year of the Small Church - 1997.  The Standing Commission for the Church in Small Communities.

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ~ ADULTS

CEA - 123 - ACTIVE CHRISTIAN PARENTING

CEA - 14 - ACTS OF THE APOSTLES: GLIMPSES OF THE EARLY CHURCH
(12 segments)

The Rev. John Stone Jenkins offers a comprehensive course on the Book of Acts, bringing to life the spirit, conflict and major events in the birth of the infant Church. His ability to make Biblical material relevant to modern lives has made Jenkins a sought after preacher and lecturer.

CEA - 108 - A.D. (Sequel to Jesus of Nazareth) 3-tapes

The events of the Book of Acts come alive in this series that traces the church's birth and growth from the year A.D. 30 to A.D. 69. The 55-page study guide provides a 12-week course of study as well as ideas for using the film in retreats, confirmation classes and new member classes.

CEA - 103 - THE ADAMS TAPES

This three-part series was edited from original footage taken by James Luther Adams of Harvard Divinity School as he traveled through Germany in 1936 and 1938.

1. No Authority but from God (28:00) 
2. Religion under Hitler (23:00) 
3. Liberalism and Barmen in Nazi Germany (24:00)

CEA - 90 - AMAZING GRACE WITH BILL MOYER (1 hr. 28 min.)

A beautiful documentary on the hymn Amazing Grace, giving you a history of John Newton, who wrote the words to this hymn, on the changes he experienced that led him to write this hymn, but also on how it affects the lives of those who perform it, and those who it performed.

CEA - 15 - AUTHORITY IN CRISIS

An address by the Most Rev. Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury at the 19th National Conference of Trinity Institute 1988.

CEA - 45 - AUTHORITY OF CHRIST AND THE CHURCH (60 min.)

Don Knapp, rector, Grace Episcopal Church, Allentown, Glenn Schoonover, pastor, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Allentown, and David Ferner, former rector. (2 copies)

CEA - 48 - AUTHORITY OF THE LAITY - VERNA DOZIER

A four-session program complete with Study Guide.

Session I - The people of God Diverted

Session II - Between the Biblical Lines

Session III - The New Reformation

Session IV - The Ministry of the Laity

CEA - 110 - Babette's Feast

From the celebrated storyteller Isak Dinesen (Out of Africa) comes this story of Babette, s superb French chef living an anonymour life among a pious congregation on the desolate coast of Denmark. As housekeeper and cook to two elderly, religious women, she's never called upon to prepare anything more exciting than the traditional boiled codfish and ale-bread soup. Until one day she wins 10,000 francs and decides to spend it all by creating the most memorable, mouth-watering, magnificent meal ever consumed - even though her guests, the simple villages will have no idea what they're eating. (102 minutes)

CEA - 18 - BERKELEY DIVINITY SCHOOL

A 20 minute video on Berkeley Divinity School has to offer to those interested in Seminary.

CEA - 20 - BISHOP MARK: BIBLICAL REFLECTION ON PEACE

Reflections of Bishop Mark on (1) The vision of God/the vision of Peace - 9 minutes(2) The spirituality of peacemaking - 16 minutes (3) Prayer and Peace - 12 minutes. Produced 1986 as part of a study within the Anglican communion on issues of peace and justice. Study guide available. 2 Copies.

CEA - 93 - BISHOP MARK ~ PRAYER AND EUCHARIST

CEA - 37 - BISHOP MARK: TEACHING SERIES ON SPIRITUALITY

CEA - 28 - BISHOP MARK: TEACHING ON THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS

CEA - 121 - BLESS OUR CHILDREN - Preventing Sexual Abuse

The story of one congregation's efforts to include sexual abuse prevention in their children's religious education. Study Guide included.

CEA - 112 - Brother Sun, Sister Moon

This video focuses on the early years of Francis of Assisi, who sought communion with the natural world by renouncing his family's riches to seek his own destiny unencumbered by material possessions. Francis was, in a sense, history's first "drop-out"; he left a life of comfort to seek a spiritual union with the world. (120 minutes)

CEA - 43 - "THE CALL" - Lambeth, 1988 2 copies.

R&E - 5 - CALLED BY NAME ~ CELEBRATING BAPTISM TODAY (12 min.)

"This beautiful film interweaves several short-short stories with images of water and juxtaposes these vignettes with scenes from the Easter Vigil Baptismal Ceremony. The nature cycle life, suffering, death and new life - contrasted to the faith cycle - search, crisis, community, to conversion to faith, to new life - pulsates throughout the film and challenges us to reflect on our own Baptism and what it means to live our baptismal commitment."

CEA - 2 - CONFIRMATION: A SACRAMENT OF COMMITMENT

Bishop William Frey of Colorado focuses on question and promises in the Prayer Book's Office of Confirmation. Excellent as a discussion starter. Study guide available.  

Introduction (5 min.)

2 Covenant and Creed - Does doctrine make a difference (6 min.)

3. Bible, Church and Eucharist - How does individual lifestyle reflect belief? (10 min.)

4. Reconciliation -What if I goof? - (5 min.)

5. Outreach and Evangelism (6 min.)

6. Love and Service (7 min.)  Make a difference for other people.Make a difference in personal relationships.

7. Responsibility and Action - Make a difference in our World (7 min.)

CEA - 91 -CONVENTION VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS ~ GENERAL CONVENTION,1988

CEA - 29 - DAY BY DAY: ON MINISTRY (32 min.)

A tool to enable viewers to deepen their understanding of ministry and to motivate them to see their own lives as the place where ministry happens. An excellent resource on total ministry. Produced by 815. Study guide available.

CEA - 6 - DO THIS FOR REMEMBRANCE OF ME (28 min.)

Produced for the Standing Liturgical Commission "to relate the experience of liturgy to the experience of everyday life," this video presents the Eucharist as it is celebrated on the Third Sunday of Easter at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Seattle. It is intended to help the viewer experience liturgy done excellently in a particular parish on a particular Sunday and to reflect on how that celebration touched the lives of the people who participated in it.

Much of the film consists of scenes of the congregation at worship spliced with candid footage of scenes in the lives of several families as they move among home, work and church. It employs rapid-sequence montage and cutting, flashing on the screen images of affluence, poverty, and war which help to link the words and actions of the liturgy with words and actions of the world. A study guide is available.

CEI - 24 - THE ELECTRONIC CAMPFIRE

In a wonderfully original retelling of narratives from the Hebrew Scriptures, this video translates the Bible into video with the immediacy of the oral tradition. Five stories of Promise and Hope: 1. Creation; 2. The Flood; 3. The Binding of Issac; 4. The Red Sea; 5. The Valley of Dry Bones (32 min.) Recommended 5th grade through adult.

CEY - 10 - EUCHARISTIC PARABLE, A (25:27 min.)

Audience: Junior High Adult

Themes: Eucharist, Family,

Divorce, Forgiveness

This is a story of Eucharist as a tale of love and forgiveness.

CEA - 81 - FACES ON FAITH (26 Segments @ 26 minutes each)

Leading religious and secular thinkers respond to age-old questions of belief and meaning. Each of the following programs features a prominent personality sharing their faith and ideas about such questions as what happens after death, the problem of evil, what prayer means to them, what gives their lives meaning.

Participants featured include:

 Many who have used the popular "Questions of Faith" series have asked to hear from these people at greater length.

CEY - 4 - FAITH ON A TIGHTROPE, Part I (15 min.) Produced by The Episcopal Church

This video explores the tension that many people feel between their private lives and their public responsibility. Two prominent commentators on our culture, Martin Marty and Robert Bellah, raise the question how much - or how little - the church helps bridge the gap between our private faith and our work-a-day worlds. For Youth and Adults.

CEA - 99 - THE FAMILY MATTERS

All families, regardless of their makeup, share some problems in common. Dr. Glenn Larson, an experienced counselor and teacher in discussion with TV personality Brenda Blackmon, offers insights, guidelines for healthy relationships, and practical suggestions for dealing with family problems. Each tape is 22-28 minutes with study guide.

1. Working Parents
2. Parents of Teenagers
3. People with Aging Parents
4. Single Parents
5. Blended Families
6. Parents Living Apart From Their Children

CEA - 120 - FAMILY PROCESS AND PROCESS THEOLOGY: Basic New Concepts

Study Guide

Rabbi Edwin H. Friedman invites us to explore some big questions. Groups that can benefit from the exploration: clergy groups, lay studygroups in parishes, and seminarians.

CEA - 11 - THE FORGOTTEN FAITHFUL (30 min.)

For Christians who want to be connected with the faithful who live in Israel and the Occupied Territories. Seeing this video you experience what it means to live as the faithful in the land of the faithful. 2 Copies.

CEA 131 – FROM JESUS TO CHRIST cassettes – 1 hour each

The rise of Christianity explored through the conflicts of the times. While dealing with Roman authority and Judaic tradition, emerging christians try to understand Jesus’ message and the coming of God.

CEA - 119 - GOD IN THE DOCK

In a class action suit, God is placed on trial for all the pain, injustice and misery suffered by mankind. The results are surprising.

CEA - 23 - GOOD AND PERFECT GIFTS (24 min.)

A film for all age groups. This video is a story of a small Christmas miracle. Study guide.

CEA - 85 - GOSPEL RESCUE OR RECRUITMENT With Bishop William Frey (Study Guide)

Part I - Disciples in Training - New Testament Understanding of Sainthood

Part II - Stop, Look & Listen - Self-examination and Repentance.

CEA 132 – GREAT STORIES OF FAITH 6 cassettes

Centered around the theme of each of the six types, are 5 to 6 stories of the transforming and healing power of faith. Storytellers include Robert Fulghum, Tony Campolo and Harold Kushner.

Transformation – 28 minutes – study guide
Breaking Down Barriers – 16 minutes – study guide
Ritual and Symbol – 14 minutes – study guide
The Light Way – 14 minutes – study guide
Facing Death – 14 minutes – study guide
God with Us – 17 minutes – study guide

CEA - 122 - HEAR THEIR CRIES - Religious Responses to Child Abuse  
A documentary on the role of clergy and lay readers in preventing child abuse.  Study Guide included.

CEA - 26 - HEAR THY SERVANTS: EPISCOPALIANS TELL THE STORY OF THEIR CHURCH  Produced by General Theological Seminary, New York

Good as a discussion starter, for introducing newcomers and inquirers to the Episcopal Church and for any general adult Christian education setting. A study guide is available.

1. An Overview (28 min.) Hosted by Dean Fenhagen with brief interpretations by members of the GTS faculty, the video presents a diverse group of laity who explore their relationships with the church as spiritual home, its worship and liturgy, its history and tradition of social responsibility and the place of scripture in its life and ministry.

2. The Christ (20 min.) Presents Jesus in his historical/cultural context and explores his connections with the pharisaic tradition. Dr. Patricia Wilson-Kastner, professor of preaching, discusses how Jesus translates into various experiences of Christian communities.

3. The Sacraments (20 min.) Importance of the sacraments of initiation, with emphasis on baptism. Includes scenes of actual baptisms and is narrated by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Teller, professor of Liturgics.

4. The Word (25 min.) Historical overview of the Bible including organization of books and comments on Bible study. Dr. Boyce Bennett, professor of the Old Testament, narrates.

5. Personal Journey (20 min.) Narrated by Dr. Elizabeth Koenig, assistant professor of Ascetical Theology, this part includes testimonies of personal faith journeys and a model of spirituality that finds its fulfillment in action and contemplation.

6. The Church (20 min.) Narrated by the Rev. Roland Foster, professor of Church History. Looks at the Episcopal Church as a community of memory and features a glimpse of its history from early Christian origins to the Church in America today.

CEA - 130 - HEART OF THE CONCORDAT

A 28-minute video produced at the Episcopal Church Center explaining the Concordat for members of our congregations.

CEA - 5 - HEBREW ROOTS - CHRISTIAN BEGINNINGS

CEA 106 - Sampler - Preview the Video SOS! Help for Parents

Sample tape outlines SOS video workshops and presentations for a practical guide for handling common everyday behavior problems.

CEA 107 - Sampler - How To Talk So Kids Will Listen

Sample tape on alternatives to punishment.

CEA-151- Images of Love, Words of Hope, Vol. II.    96 min.

Jean Vanier, well known for his work with the mentally handicapped, is the founder of the worldwide L'Arche communities. This international network of some 80 communities had been hailed as one of the most significant Christian initiatives of this century. Images of Love, Words of Hope presents the unique vision and remarkable philosophy of Jean Vanier. Designed to stand alone or as a series, each program addresses an individual topic through Vanier's contemporary message of love and hope. Volume II includes the following: The Vulnerability of the Young, The Promise of God, The Truth of Existence, and The Need for Self-Acceptance. Includes Study Guide.

 

CEA - 127 - IMAGINATION - New approaches to the Bible - Walter Breuggeman

CEA - 124 - IN WISDOM LET US ATTEND

In November and December, 1987, on the occasion of the historic visit to Rome by the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, His Holiness Patriarch Dimitriou I, the CultureSat Television Production Team traveled to Constantinople to produce a documentary on the Ecumenical Patriarch and Patriarchate.

CEA - 19 - ISLAM UNLOCKING THE DOOR

CEA - 21 - ISRAEL: THE HOLY LAND (60 min.)

A "video visit", to Nazareth, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, the River Jordan, the Sea of Galilee, Masada, the Red Sea, the Jezreel Valley, Jericho, the Mount of Olives, the Room of the Last Supper, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Via Dolorosa Calvary, and other Biblical sites.

CEI - 3 - JESUS OF NAZARETH

A catechetical version of Franco Zeffirelli's film. Each of 14 video cassettes, running from 21 to 28 minutes, it thematically complete. Uses the Gospel of John as its framework, depicting Jesus in the image of the "suffering servant" of Isaiah 53. Ann Bancroft (Mary Magdalene), Laurence Olivier (Nicodemus), Christopher Plummer (Herod Antipas), Anthony Quinn (Caiaphas), Peter Ustinov (Herod the Great), Michael York (John the Baptist), and Olivia Hussy (Mary), British actor Robert Powell portrays Jesus.

  (1)     The Awaited Messiah, 28
  (2)     Born For Us, 28
  (3)     Sent By God, 28
  (4)     Liberator of the of the Oppressed, 24
  (5)     The Forgiving Lord, 26
  (6)     He Who Calls, 28
  (7)     Friend of Sinners, 28
  (8)     The Man of the Beatitudes, 28
  (9)     Messiah of Love, 25
(10)     Prophet of Truth, 26
(11)     Bread of Eternal Life, 26 
(12)     The Innocent Condemned, 28
(13)     The Son of God Crucified, 28
(14)     The Risen Lord Living Forever, 21

CEA - 86 - JULIAN Based on a play by J. Janda on the life of Julian of Norwich.

CEA-100 - LET THE CHILDREN COME

This video explores the characteristics of strong children's ministries and offers suggestions for building a successful program. Featuring Dr. John Westerhoff, this video shows programs in action from each of the three major areas of children's ministry - worship, Sunday Schook and weekday ministry. Study guide included. 22 minutes.

CEA - 16 - LINKS EXPERIENCE, THE

This video was conceived and developed by the staff and students of Links in the summer of 1989. It was designed to be shared with congregations and other groups as an informational instrument.

R&E - 24 - MAKING AN IMPACT WITH YOUR RELIGIOUS VALUES

Do people in your congregation wonder why religious groups work on issues before U.S. Congress? Do you have a hard time explaining just how your national organization works on public policy?

CEA - 149 - The Man from Aldersgate

The life and ministry of John Wesley.

CEA - 128 - THE MANY FACES OF ANGLICANISM

This is an inspiring story of the early church in England. From Pope Gregory the Great’s commission to Augustine. William Tyndale and his translation of the Bible from Hebrew to Greek. And on to the present day. The story conveys an important message that many groups in your Church Family will want to study. Study guide.

CEA - 113 - Martin the Cobbler

Based on a story written by Leo Tolstoy. Martin is a cobbler who lives alone, is very sad, has given up on life and wants to die. His wife and son have died and he is angry at God as well as the townsfolk who seem oblivious to his loneliness.

His friend invites Martin to the winter festival but is turned down. Then a holy man leaves a Bible that needs rebinding. Martin eventually reads the story of the rich merchant who invited the Lord to be his guest but failed to show him the ordinary signs of hospitality. (27 minutes) Study Guide.

CEA - 102 - MERTON - A FILM BIOGRAPHY

Thomas Merton was hailed as prophet and censured for his outspoken social criticism. During 27 years as a Trappist monk, he became an eloquent spiritual writer and mystic as well as an anti-war advocate and witness to peace. The film examines Merton's life and work through insightful interviews with those who knew him. 55 minutes.

CEA - 4 - MISSIONARY OF COMPASSION A Profile of Bishop Browning. 2 Copies.

CEI - 19 - MR. KRUGER'S CHRISTMAS (23 min.)

St. Paul's stirring words could well have written about the subject of Mr. Kruger's Christmas. This is more than a Christmas film. It is really a story about coping with loneliness and want. This problem, especially difficult at Christmas, must be faced throughout the year. Mr. Kruger's Christmas shouldn't be limited to use just during the Christmas season.

CEI - 12 - MUSIC BOX (28 min.)

A parable for intermediate and adult audiences. A man is startled by four lively angels and caught up in their "hallelujah" song and dance. They leave a small box which bursts forth with their music when opened. He hides the box, but everyone notices a change in his behavior. The angels reappear to tell him his gift was meant to be shared.

CEA - 17 -NEW JOURNEY TOGETHER Installation of Bishop Browning 1-11-86.

CEA - 114 - One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism

This video of the "visit" of the Witness Magazine to the Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry. It takes you to the meeting of the two Episcopal Church communities--an activist publication and a conservative seminary--who have often been at odds and each of which desires to better serve God. This video and study guide can facilitate similar events among groups of parish members or between members and guests and generate a helpful discussion of issues. The video is pubilshed by the Episcopal Radio and TV Foundation and is one hour in length. The video is divided into 6 segments, with a study guide.

CEA - 88 - PUBLIC MIND ~ Bill Moyer

1. Illusions of News - examines the impact of visual images on news and politics.

2. Consuming Images - Looks at society in undated with visual images.

3. The Truth about Lies - examines how deception has influenced some of the major events of our recent past and how self-deception shapes our personal lives and the public mind.

4. Leading Questions - examines the power of professional pollsters to influence public opinion.

CEA - 104 - PARENTING FOR LIFE - MEETING THE NEEDS OF TODAY'S PARENTS

In today's complex and turbulent world more parents are turning to their church to help them become more effective in their approach to Christian parenting.

This Parenting For Life 12-part video series has been developed to help churches meet the needs of its members. It includes 12, 45 minute sessions on video cassettes, a step-by-step leaders guide, reproducible worksheets for parents, and color announcement posters.

Christian Parenting.....For Life
Faith Discovery
Jesus As Parent
Values Clarification-Who Am I?
Values Clarification II - Who Will They Be?
Styles and Stages
When and How to Intervene
Following "I Am"
Less Is Better
Why They Do What They Do
Going, Going...Gone
Getting It Right

CEA - 129 - PARKER PALMER - The Spiritual Dimension of Leadership (97 min.)

CEA - 87 -QUESTIONS OF FAITH (Study Guide)

This series is about 14 contemporary American Protestant, Roman Catholic and Jewish thinkers who were asked, to respond on camera, to a series of questions. The responses were edited to create a montage of reflections on that question. Six (6) presentations. (20-30 minutes each)

1. Who is God?
2. What Good Is Prayer?
3. What's God Got To Do With Evil?
4. What's Being Good Good For?
5. Who Needs Organized Religion?
6. What Matters Anyway?

CEA - 80 - QUESTIONS OF FAITH II (Study Guide)

1. Who is Jesus? 
2. What's the Use of the Bible?
3. Who's Got the Truth?
4. How do we right the wrong?
5. What gives you faith?
6. What happens after death?

CEA - 96 - QUESTIONS OF FAITH III (Study Guide)

1. What Do You Mean By Faith?
2. Why Worship?
3. What's Religion Got To Do With Sex?
4. What Are The Moral Dilemmas?
5. Remember Sin And Salvation?
6. What About Grace and Miracles?

CEA - 9 -REAL MEANING OF CHRISTMAS, THE: NATIVITY OR NOSTALGIA

Bishop Michael Marshall explores the real meaning of Christmas in the light of contemporary commercialism, sentimentality, gifts and parties. The first videotape in the Probing series (The Anglican Institute) includes music, art, drama, scripture and Bishop Marshall's teachings on the theme of Christmas and the Incarnation. (60 Minutes) 2 Copies.

CEA - 125 - REDUCING THE RISK

This video presents ways of reducing the risk of child sexual abuse in your church.  Produced by the Church Mutual Insurance Company.

CEA - 24 - RETURN TO HEPU (30 min.)

Details the life and ministry of the Rev. Li Tim Oi, first woman priest in Anglicanism. Ordained by the Bishop of China more than 40 years ago, she returns to her home village of Hepu in central China. Walking through the streets, she retells her story.

CEA - 97 - SACRED STORIES

This video is divided into four 15-20 minute segments. At the end of each segment, questions will appear on the screen which can be used as a starting point for discussion.

Part 1 - The Man In The Gray Slacks - Frederick Buechner
Part 2 - A Father and A Son - James Carroll
Part 3 - The Cowardly Lion - Frederick Buechner
Part 4 - Mama & Uncle Willie - Maya Angelou

CEA - 95 - SIGNS OF SERVICE

A 28 minute video resource that presents today's diaconate as an integral part of the Church's ministry of servanthood.

CEA - 8 - SHADOWLANDS (90 min.)

"Probably the most effective TV drama of the year.....Based on biographical material from C.W. Lewis' late-life relationship with a dying woman who would bring him into the mysteries of marriage and love. Moving performances by Claire Bloom and Joss Ackland transformed a relatively modest production into a television gem "(The New York Times). "When I finished watching," wrote Bill Moyers, "I felt as if I had been to communion...." Co-produced by the Episcopal Radio-TV Foundation (Atlanta) and the British Broadcasting Corporation.

CEA - 49 - STAGES OF LIFE ~ Dr. John Claypool

A series grounded in the biblical story of David which synthesizes the work of modern psychologists with an orthodox biblical faith. Five part series: Introduction, Childhood, Adolescence, Adulthood and Agedness.

CEA - 47 - STANDARD FOR OUR TIME

An introduction to the New Revised Standard Version: For today and tomorrow the New RSV Bible provides the necessary standard text Bible reading and study, for the development of Curriculum and worship materials, and for the production of Bible study aids and devotional guides. Most important the New RSV Bible provides us with the most accurate and understandable record of God's Word for humankind. 2 Copies.

CEA - 50 - STORY OF ANGLICANISM, THE Cathedral Films

This series explores the key areas of Christian belief and practices. Like the Catechism (Outline of Faith) in the Book of Common Prayer, it is a resource to aid teaching and evoke discussion.

Part I - Ancient & Medieval Foundations
Part II - Reformation & Its Consequences
Part III - Creating a Global Family

CEA - 38 - STORY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THE ~ PART I

CEA - 39 - STORY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THE ~ PART II

This two-part video narrated by David Morse of St. Elsewhere, (with analysis of key issues by leading Episcopal historians and commentators) covers four centuries of Episcopal history in America. Study guides available. 2 Copies.  Cathedral Films.

1. From Jamestown to Revolution (20 min.)

Traces the turbulent history by which the colonial English church survived crises and challenges to become an independent American church.

2. The Call to Mission (23 min.)

Traces the recurring themes of identity and mission through the 19th and 20th centuries.

Photographs, engravings, cartoons and other still images from archives throughout the U.S. are blended with contemporary shots of Episcopalians and their places of worship and ministry. Among commentators offering analysis are Professors John Booty, Robert Prichard, Fredrica Harris Thompsett, and Bishop Paul Moore.

CEA - 146  THE TAIZE COMMUNITY 

The life of the brothers of Taize is no ordinary one. They pray together
each day in song and silence. Their lifelong commitment roots them in the
monastic tradition. They work to earn their living. And for many months of
the year they offer hospitality to the thousands of young adults who week by week "peacefully invade" the hill of Taize.

CEA - 42 - TELEVANGELISTS ~ BILLION DOLLAR PIE. KOPPS REPORT

CEC - 5 - THROUGH GRANDPA'S EYES (20 min.)

This story, based on a Newberry Award winner by Patricia MacLacklan, offers a warm glimpse into the loving relationship of a young boy and his blind grandfather.

CEA - 92 - TODAY'S THE DAY TO EAT RASPBERRIES

A conversation in five parts on the spiritual journey toward death. A conversation with the Rev. Collin Campbell before he died of lung cancer in 1985. (Study Guide)

CEA - 115 - 1993 TRINITY INSTITUTE

1. "Finding Common Ground" - Robert Bellah (74:35 min.)
2. Dialog on Conversation (1:03:46)
3. "The Great Conversation" - Parker Palmer (82:20)

CEA - 116 - 1994 TRINITY INSTITUTE - The Other Embracing Pluralism

1. Opening Eucharist - The Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston (33:00)
2. "Other-Wise" - Ann Belford Ulanov (1:15:20)
3. "God's Otherness and Our Othering" - Walter Brueggeman (1:14)
4. "The Lure of Oneness and the Grace of Pluralism - Krister Stendahl (1:11)
5. "Without Skin or Breathlessness - Tanya Barfield (51:10)
6. "Race and Otherness - Cornel West (1:19:30)

CEA - 117- 1995 TRINITY INSTITUTE - The Biblical Language for Relationships

1. Opening Sermon & Homilies - Renita J. Weems (79:16)
2. What are People For? - Douglas John Hall (89:07)
3. Imperfect Relationships - John Updike (90:31)
4. Jesus on Relationships - Marcus Borg (79:14)
5. A Model for Human Community - Elizabeth Johnson (74:51)
6. The Community of Truth - Parker Palmer (72:27)

CEA - 10 - USING VIDEO IN MINISTRY

A "how-to" video (and resource guide book) on using video in the ministry of local congregations. The video is in four parts, arranged for discussion:

1. Introduction 
2. Video software
3. Local production 
4. How to get started

CEA - 105 - VALUES IN VOCATION

This one-hour production of New York's Trinity Episcopal Church documents part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's 1992 visit to the Unites States. George Carey challenges a theology and a history that "assumes that the center of Christianity is the church rather than the world," and calls for radical rethinking to create a new, prophetic church and vigorous lay ministry and leadership to "turn the Episcopal Church inside out."

CEA - 1 - VITAL SIGNS

This is a four-session video study course on the enrichment of ministry in the local church. The content of this course emerged from the historical Aldersgate 250 event sponsored by United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. Featuring the wisdom of Bishop Richard, B. Wilke, Tony Campolo, J. Keith Miller.

CEA - 25 - WHAT EPISCOPALIANS BELIEVE (20 min. each)

Appropriate for adult inquiry and confirmation classes and for those who wish to deepen their understanding of Anglican heritage.

1. The Holy Scriptures: Dr. Verna Dozier, former director of English education for the Washington, DC public schools, lay author and conference leader.

2. Our Worship and Sacraments: The Rev. Canon Herbert O'Driscoll, rector of Christ Church, Calgary, and former warden of the College of Preachers.

3.  What Makes a Family Christian? The Rev. Dr. John H. Westerhoff, professor at Duke University Divinity School, lecturer, author.

4. How Moral Decisions Are Made: The Rev. Earl H. Brill, ethicist and Episcopal chaplain at Duke University.

5. Our Mission In the World: The Most Rev. John M. Allin, Former Presiding Bishop.

6. Anglican Heritage and Authority: The Rev. Dr. John Booty, historian, author, and dean of the School of Theology University of the South. 3 Copies.

CEA - 7 - WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN EPISCOPALIAN (90 min.)

Six 15 minute segments by Dr. Charles Winters, Professor of Christian Ministry, Seabury-Western Theological Seminary.

1. Our Episcopal Identity
2. The History of the Episcopal Church
3. Roots of Episcopal Worship
4. Liturgy and the Laity
5. Our Present
6. Our Future Calling

CEA - 3 - WHAT WILL THE FUTURE BE:  WILL CHRISTIANS MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Three 20 minutes conversations between John Westerhoff and Caroline Hughes on mission and ministry. Includes guides with activities before viewing, reproducibles, and discussion questions.

1. Faith for Our Day explores cultural images of God and the future which do not adequately describe the relationship of God and humanity.

2. What Can the Church Do? explores the church's mission and responsibility, especially to foster worship in a caring community.

3. What is My Vocation? looks at vocation as ministry to the world on behalf of the future that God intends. It concludes with a description of seven themes that all Christians can use to examine and enrich their spiritual lives.

CEA 13 - WITNESS TO THE SPIRIT - Lambeth, 1988 (2 Copies)

CEA - 98 - WHOLE AND FORGIVEN - 6 Tapes include study guides

A Bible study experience with Walter Wink: a six-part exploration of healing and wholeness on six biblical stories.

1. The Man Let Down Through The Roof
2. The Bent-Over Woman
3. The Compassionate Samaritan
4. The Woman With The Ointment
5. Blind Bartimaeus
6. The Woman With The Hemmorrhage

CEA - 118 Wrestling with Angels

Each half-hour episode features ordinary people sharing their experiences of struggling with these questions. These people come from diverse backgrounds: Protestant, Catholic, Jewish. One is a hoemless person, another a selfpmade millionaire - but all share a willingness to ask tough questions.

                    Six, twenty-five minute episodes:

1. Guidance - Tony Campolo
2. Why Me? - Philip Yancy
3. Prayer - Richard Foster
4. Forgiving - Lewis Smedes
5. Doubt - Madeleine L'Engle
6. Love - Keith Miller