Peter Jeynes

Picture this. The big idea – you have to sell it. In the past you set up a poster and gave out handbills. These days you make a video.

The big idea was to sell the PEACE evangelistic training course, a North England Conference initiative to church members around the world. The South England Conference media department came on the scene to make a video trailer to promote the concept.

So it was that a small team headed down M1 to Watford. PEACE, the pan-European Advanced centre of evangelism, due to commence it’s work this year is to be headed by Adam Ramdin. With help from ASI and Amazing Facts the course, run by the North England Conference, sets out to equip people for excellent service for God and to potentially help transition people into possible full-time ministry for God.

The video, produced by Sam Neves and filmed by Villi Costescu, attracted the comment, “I like the energy, I like the different dynamics.” With Ian Philpott, currently working as a mission pioneer in Carlisle, Leah Sweeney – ‘Youth for Jesus’ worker in Yardley and Lemuel Morgan from Handsworth taking different roles the aim was to show that ordinary people can aspire to the new course. An edge to the video was provided by the acting skills of Jader, Nicole and Dorling who showed that there would be people wanting this type of opportunity to fulfil God’s call in their lives.

"That’s a wrap" was called late on Wednesday night. The end product will be coming to a DVD, a website, Facebook – or whatever media can be managed - to enthral you in the near future.

The aim? For you to consider choosing to enrol on a course that could change your life.