“Magdalena” movie trailer
Have you found some great videos to share for evangelism or discipleship? Check out some of these great videos to share through eMails, Facebook, Twitter, or your blog. You can link to YouTube videos or to meaningful content in the EveryStudent.com Video Room and through the videos offered by Magdalena Today, Global Short Film Network, and Power to Change.
This list is more of a general list; I obviously can’t include every ministry or every country’s ministry. Having all the videos from campuses around the world, for instance, would be too much to maintain, so hopefully, you will be able to find more ministries through searches, too.
Since this post is so long, here’s a “Table of Contents”
- Film Ministries and Studios
- Ministries Using Film
- YouTube Channels
- YouTube Video Searches
- Campus Crusade for Christ on Vimeo
FILM MINISTRIES AND STUDIOS
“JESUS” Film
Portions of the “JESUS” film can be found on YouTube or go to the official JESUS Film Project site for free, high-quality downloadable clips of the film and of field reports. Of course, the official JESUS Film Project has links for the “JESUS” film, and also The Story of Jesus for Children, both in many translations.
Three additional sources of film and video from The JESUS Film Project are:
The LAB Design Group
SimpleBulldog Studio and innovative monkey productions are the film components of the LAB Design Group of the National Campus Office.
MINISTRIES USING FILM
Athletes in Action
Athletes in Action has a YouTube channel and you can also watch some AIA videos here (one soccer video and several basketball videos) and also on Athletes in Action Team Blogs.
EveryStudent.com
FamilyLife
Watch interviews from FamilyLife Today or use these videos to promote a Weekend to Remember.
FamilyLife in Switzerland offers German videos. Also, follow this link for videos from FamilyLife, Canada.
The Legacy Project
The Legacy Project shares faith-building stories (told by long-term staff of Campus Crusade for Christ) from their many years of ministry.
LifeWidget
Download free video widgets for your blog or website from LifeWidget.
Partnerships
Power to Change
Power to Change videos from Canada’s Truth Media Internet Group
StoryRunners
StoryRunners offers two videos explaining their ministry. Here and here.
YOUTUBE CHANNELS
Anything Can Talk – David Pendleton, ventriloquist
blue sky nine – Keynote band
CCC Alumni – from CCCI Alumni
CCC Legacy Project – from The Legacy Project
FamilyLife Today – from FamilyLife
GlobalAidNetwork – from GAiN
Global Media Outreach – from Global Media Outreach
HLIC New York – from Here’s Life, Inner City, NYC
Josh McDowell (and more videos at Josh McDowell Ministry)
Keynote Connection (and more videos from Keynote)
Media for Ministry – videos for eMinistry training from Media for Ministry
MomLife Today – from FamilyLife’s MomLife Today
My Cravings from Campus Crusade Canada’s Campus Ministry
Sacrificial Poet – Phil Long’s spoken word poems
SaltandLight52 – links for eMinistry and to Campus Crusade videos on Sus Schmitt’s channel
Vida Estudiantil from Vida Estudiantil MEXICO
Zzaugger – from Chris Zaugg, Keynote’s executive director
YOUTUBE VIDEO SEARCHES
(Be discerning, not all videos will be of Campus Crusade ministries)
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST ON VIMEO
NOTE: Videos tagged with Campus Crusade for Christ are not necessarily “official,” but you’ll also find Destino, AIA, Jesus Film, and individual campus ministries within this search.
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eQuipping for eMinistry 
What about Global Short Film Network?
There is a series of videos that go with the Essentials Bible Study series. You need to create an account and login to see them, but there are about half a dozen there.
And I’m not sure if they’re CCC, but the material at TransferThe Power.com is developed from the Transferable Concepts. The DVD has some good videos (I like the rodeo Fact/Faith/Feeling video) but I’m not sure where to find them on the internet.
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Thanks, Karl! I’m just back from Staff Training, so I’ll look it up next week.
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