Deidox

Greetings friends!

This week’s story is an old favorite that the Chronicle Project team worked on before they were doing the Deidox films. The above video about a man named Dave was produced for Saddleback Church and their HIV/AIDS ministry. Enjoy!

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What is True Story Tuesday? Since the goal of Deidox is to tell true stories of how God is at work, very often we hear of amazing stories that for one reason or another haven’t been made into a Deidox film. (Or, perhaps we should say they haven’t been made into films “yet.” You never know what the future might bring.) So every tuesday is True Story Tuesday where we post a new story about how God is at work.

Bonus for pastors: We hope some of these true story tuesday blog posts can help provide illustrations for your sermons. Both Dave and Brent are PK’s, so they hope is that at least one of these stories replaces an embarrassing story about your child that you were going to tell.

The 1st of December, World AIDS Day, is the day when individuals and organizations from around the world come together to bring attention to the global HIV/AIDS epidemic. Chronicle Project, the production team behind Deidox, has had the opportunity to produce several videos over the last few years to help bring awareness to this devastating issues.

In honor of World AIDS Day, Chronicle Project is offering a
$5 discount on DVDs of their film Dear Francis.

For those of you who haven’t heard of Dear Francis, it’s a feature documentary the CP guys did in 2005 that has aired on Showtime television and been used by many non-profit organizations including World Vision in their 30-Hour Famine program. To learn more about the film, go to www.dearfrancis.org where you can view the trailer and find more information.

To buy Dear Francis click here and make sure you use the code “worldAIDSday” when you check out to receive $5 off.

Also, take a moment to view this video that was produced by Chronicle Project and see what one Pastor in Rwanda is doing to fight HIV/AIDS. We think you’ll find it inspiring. This short doc was done a few years before Deidox, but you’ll notice some similarities in the style of storytelling.