Awakening to Gospel-Centered Adoption and Orphan Care
Tony Merida and Rick Morton (New Hope Publishers)
"Christians do not approach orphan care as mere humanitarians but as people adopted by God through the work of Jesus Christ. Orphanology provides the burgeoning orphan care movement with a gospel-centered theological foundation as well as a comprehensive plan for getting involved at many levels, including adoption, orphanage restoration, foster care, and transitional assistance. Between adoption stories, Tony Merida and Rick Morton offer a compelling picture of how the gospel motivates us to action on behalf of the fatherless."
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Seeking faith-based blog reviewers with specific interest in Orphan Care for the MOTHER INDIA DVD, NEW Christian film
ReplyDeleteRecently discovering your website/blog that had content to Orphan Care, I wanted to quickly touch base and invite you to join the Mother India blog review team and work alongside Word Films to increase awareness of the MOTHER INDIA DVD, a new faith-based, family-friendly film releasing in April.
Please review the following information and let me know by Tuesday, (4/9/13) if you are interested.
‘Mother India: Life Through the Eyes of the Orphan’ DVD
Releases April 23, 2013
The Documentary Narrated by Rebecca St. James Captures the Lives of 25 Abandoned and Orphaned Children Living on the Streets in India
MOTHER INDIA synopsis:
Winner of “Best Short Documentary” at the 2012 San Diego Christian Film Festival, ‘Mother India’ is a compelling documentary that chronicles the adventure of 25 courageous orphans living as a family along the railway in Tenali, India. “Mother India” brings to light the struggles faced daily by over 31 million orphans in India and the challenge of rescuing them from a life of begging and addiction.
‘Mother India,’ is the work of first-time filmmakers David Trotter and Shawn Scheinoha. “India is growing in both population and industry, but few people know that there are over 31 million orphans in this nation,” commented Trotter (Executive Producer, Director). “Each of these young lives is much more than a statistic. Every one of them has a name, a face and a story.” Scheinoha (Executive Producer) added, “We’re not out to just tell a tragic story. We’re focused on raising awareness and changing lives.”
Watch the trailer, and learn more about the film:
Mother India YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa2GPfhd5wg
Word Films YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/wordfilmsonline
Word Films Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wordfilms
Word Films Twitter: https://twitter.com/WordFilmsOnline
Word Films Website: http://www.wordfilms.com
Mother India Website: http://motherindiafilm.com/
When you confirm your interest (by Tuesday, 4/9/13) in reviewing Mother India, Word Films will send you a complimentary copy of the DVD to review. If you are interested in hosting an online giveaway of a FREE DVD to one of your readers, Word Films will include a second complimentary DVD for your winner as well!
To confirm your interest in reviewing this film, please email me with the physical mailing address we should send the DVD to. Be sure to indicate if you are also interested in hosting a giveaway.
Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to your reply.
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