The "To Save A Life" DVD is now available for parish screenings in both PG-13 and cleaned up "church-friendly" versions. The details are in the link below.
http://email.tosavealifemovie.com/mail/10_0325/1003_eml_tsalmass16.htm
Please contact OYYAM if you would like to screen the movie.
Showing posts with label Movie with a message. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie with a message. Show all posts
Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Movie: Letters To God, Release April 9, 2010
Below is a letter from folks involved in the release and promotion of "Letters to God" an inspirational movie to be released in theatres on April 9.
Dear Friends,
It is not often that we see excitement build for a movie the way that we've seen the movie LETTERS TO GOD gain momentum. Unlike most Hollywood movies where the experience of a movie is what's anticipated, we’re finding that many are excited about LETTERS TO GOD because of the anticipation of the hope that the movie stirs inside our hearts.
The release of LETTERS TO GOD is less than one month away. April 9th brings this emotionally gripping and spiritually uplifting movie to your neighborhood cinema. The movie chronicles letters written to God by a young boy who struggles with cancer. Please spread the word about the hope found in the movie to your circle of influence. Whether it's telling struggling families whom you know about the movie or blogging about it or emailing your friends, LETTERS TO GOD is a movie that so many suffering families need to hear about.
To access the official movie website, Facebook page or You Tube clips, go to the official website at http://www.letterstogodthemovie.com/
To see the discussion guides and other resources available for use in your parish or study groups you can go to www.worthawarenessmarketing.com.
God calls us to commend the good and this movie advances the good in our world. Please take a moment and spread hope by spreading the word about LETTERS TO GOD.
Thank you and God bless,
Tom Allen, Exec. Producer, Champions of Faith
Ted Baehr, Publisher, Movieguide
Dear Friends,
It is not often that we see excitement build for a movie the way that we've seen the movie LETTERS TO GOD gain momentum. Unlike most Hollywood movies where the experience of a movie is what's anticipated, we’re finding that many are excited about LETTERS TO GOD because of the anticipation of the hope that the movie stirs inside our hearts.
The release of LETTERS TO GOD is less than one month away. April 9th brings this emotionally gripping and spiritually uplifting movie to your neighborhood cinema. The movie chronicles letters written to God by a young boy who struggles with cancer. Please spread the word about the hope found in the movie to your circle of influence. Whether it's telling struggling families whom you know about the movie or blogging about it or emailing your friends, LETTERS TO GOD is a movie that so many suffering families need to hear about.
To access the official movie website, Facebook page or You Tube clips, go to the official website at http://www.letterstogodthemovie.com/
To see the discussion guides and other resources available for use in your parish or study groups you can go to www.worthawarenessmarketing.com.
God calls us to commend the good and this movie advances the good in our world. Please take a moment and spread hope by spreading the word about LETTERS TO GOD.
Thank you and God bless,
Tom Allen, Exec. Producer, Champions of Faith
Ted Baehr, Publisher, Movieguide
Thursday, January 14, 2010
"To Save A Life" - Movie with a message - SCREENING?
I have received some promo and curriculum materials as well as a DVD for pre-screening the movie, "To Save A Life" for youth leaders with its release on the weekend of January 22-24. If you are interested in finding out more about the movie, please go the web page at www.ToSaveALifeLeaders.com. Would you be interested in coming to view the movie here at the office in the next couple of weeks? Please let me know and we will try and schedule.
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