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OTTV

OTTV (Old Testament Television) is a unique and topical way of presenting Bible stories to your church – through the eyes of on-the-spot television reporters. Each incident highlights an issue still relevant in our world today and gives a dramatic insight into God's views of it.

Performing your own OTTV live broadcast as part of a family service is easy with this set of two themed CD-Roms.

Turn your location into an Old Testament Television Studio with one or more live presenters reading dramatic news reports. Cue dramatic audio location reports (from the Audio CD) with supporting graphics (from PowerPoint or OHP).

Within each theme, the breaking news unfolds in three sequential broadcasts, each approximately 10 minutes long.

 

Ruth (Refugees)

This broadcast relives the story of Ruth, a foreign refugee trying to settle in Bethlehem. It causes us to rethink our attitudes towards those in our society who are refugees.

The CD contains all you need to perform a dramatic news broadcast as Boaz confronts a refugee problem.

Moses (Water)

This broadcast relives the dramatic struggle of Moses and the Israelites to find water and food in the Sinai wilderness. It causes us to rethink our attitudes towards those without clean water supplies and food today.

 

Each CD-Rom now costs just £5!

 
how to order 

To order the CD-Rom, either click here, email your request and delivery details to resources@tearfund.org (you will receive an invoice on delivery) or call Tearfund's Supporter Enquiries Team on 0845 355 8355.


This page was last updated on 31 January 2007

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