This audio-visual will stir the viewer to a greater awareness, and a deeper commitment to the Christian mission of ushering in the Kingdom here and now and beyond familiar horizons, in the contemporary Indian context.

God in his graciousness came down to embrace us in the person of Jesus. Mary welcomed him in the name of the human race. This audio-visual highlights the annunciation of the coming of Our Saviour through Indian dance and music.

This is a meditation on the prayer taught by Jesus – the OUR FATHER, in the medium of Indian classical dance and music.

This video presentation enables one to probe into the mystery of life and the process of personal growth. Life is a challenge, and growth involves struggles. Moments of dying to oneself inflict pain but dignified suffering releases fresh energy within and ultimately leads to spiritual and psychological well-being.

It is an invitation to join the rest of creation in thanking and worshipping God. Every morning is a unique experience. It is a thrill to hear the twittering of colourful birds, the smile of inviting flowers, the tenderness of plants and the splashing of the sea.

An audio-visual reflection on the prologue of St. John. Creation of the universe marks the beginning of God’s pilgrimage to human beings. People everywhere beheld the luster of the Divine light, though often darkness and gloom threatened to encircle this world. The ushering in of the Kingdom in the Person of Jesus invites us to join forces with the Light to bring freedom, fellowship and love to all.

The story of the Samaritan woman whom Jesus met at Jacob’s well, is presented here through Indian folk dance and music. Jesus offers freedom and new life to all those who like the woman, have suffered any form of rejection, slavery and oppression in life.

As we cast our eyes on the magnificent panorama of Hinduism, we are enthralled by the richness of this religion. It is an ideal programme for university students, religious study groups, dialogue centers and public audiences that are interested in learning more about Hinduism.

This is a programme on Islam. Prophet Mohammed’s God-experience in the desert, the content of his message, the spread of Islam in Arabia and other countries, and its impact on Indian history are included in this programme. This presentation helps towards meaningful dialogue among religions and promotes national integration.

It is an audio-visual programme on Sikhism. It is an ideal programme for university students, dialogue centers and public audiences that are interested in studying the spirit of Sikhism.

The broom is used by everybody to keep the place clean and habitable. Once the broom has done its job, it is put out of sight. In the same way, there are many unnoticed and unthanked benefactors in human society who are ignored after receiving their services.

A programme for children in the age group of 10 to 15. It is the story from the parables of Jesus about a man who piled up riches for himself and did not care for the poor.

This presentation is on self-affirmation and self-acceptance, that we are precious, lovable and acceptable in God’s sight. Each one is created as a unique person.

The football match presented here highlights the various aspects of life: reliability, esteem, failure, disappointment, endurance, patience, teamwork, commitment, success, and knowing one’s own strength.

This is a meditation on time. Time is a precious gift of God to each of us, but it is a perishable gift. Do we make proper use of it?

A programme, that speaks to men and women, young and old, urban and rural, irrespective of caste, creed and social status. It highlights the dignity of womanhood and the problems of Indian women.