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This video, suitable for young children, features three African fables: 'Banana Thieves', 'The Spider and the Antelope', and 'The Boastful Crocodile'. Each is introduced by a young man from South Africa, who explains how animal tales are used to pass on cultural traditions and important lessons in African society. Study guide included.
Type: BOOK
Author: Johnson and Smith
A riveting narrative history of America told from the point of view of Africans who came in shackles. A ground-breaking PBS tie-in that illuminates how Africans and Europeans built a nation, even as they bitterly struggled over what it meant to be free. Includes Charles Johnson's short stories. Includes AME church history. PBS video series:UM-HI-023.00
Type: VHS
Author: United Church of Christ Communications
Touches upon the historical highlights of the 1839 events of a group of West African captives struggle for freedom and human dignity, the present-day ship replica/classroom. Inspirational story of how people of different cultures, races and backgrounds joined together in the cause of justice a century ago and how this legacy continues in an innovative way in the present century.
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In October 1989, for the first time ever, church women from every part of the African continent gathered together to address what it means to be a woman in Africa today. Captures the energy, warmth, hope, joy, and pain of African women as they share their vision of a church that stans with them in their struggle for justice, equality and peace.
Type: BOOK
Author: Peterson, Melba F.
Beya lives in a little village in the Congo, Africa. He gets to go on a train rideā¦and he's never even seen a train! Tells about this exciting trip, the sights and adventures of his first train ride in the Congo.
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In many Third World countries, cash crops are exported while the poor go hungry. This phenomenon, one of the major causes of world hunger, is examined in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the U.S.A.
Type: BOOK
Author: Tutu, Desmond
Collection of Bishop Desmond Tutu's sermons, speeches, articles, and press statements during 1978-1980 when Tutu served as General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches. Each selection includes an introduction with historical background and identifying people and places. Also has general intro describing the apartheid system, history of the church in South Africa and more.
Type: BOOK
Author: Jen Marlowe
After years of oppression, the Sudan Liberation Army in Darfur took up arms against the Sudanese government in February 2003. The government and its allied militias answered the rebellion with mass murder, rape, and the wholesale destruction of villages and livelihood. Millions of people were displaced, and hundreds of thousand killed.
In November 2004, three independent fildmakers traveled to eastern Chad and crept across the border in Darfur. Improvising as they went, they spoke with...
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Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu is the recipient of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize and is recognized internationally as a leader in South Africa's anti-apartheid movement. This video documentary of Archbishop Tutu, used along with the study guide, offers an opportunity for discussion which reflects on the difficult questions of a Christian's involvement with the political process. Interviews with Tutu, his family, and others who know him best explore the convictions which shape his views. ...
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In the ashes of the AIDS pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa, stand Africa's children - a generation watching its parents die, growing up without mothers and fathers. This documentary is the inspiring story of how Zimbabwe's children fight to keep their families together, and struggle to make a future for themselves. Your church can be a reason for hope by supporting the AIDS Orphans' Trust, Advance #982842-6.