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The Bishop, the Chef and the Fisherman
- 2000
- Documentary
- 15 x 22mins
- Status: Completed
THE BISHOP, THE CHEF AND THE FISHERMAN is a travel program. Three men travel to Israel and uncover the history, culture and people. They meet locals through fishing, cooking and discovering archaeological sites.
The Boys' Best Friend
- 1999
- Documentary
- 44mins
- Status: Completed
THE BOYS' BEST FRIEND traces the ministry and service of Salvation Army Minister Padre William McKenzie. The documentary is structured around his letters and diary which begin with McKenzie in Sydney then Egypt and finally Galipolli. They share his experience, the burden of war and his desire for the men to know the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Easter Conspiracy
- 2000
- Documentary
- 46mins
- Status: Completed
The resurrection of Jesus Christ has been a source of controversy since 33 AD. Scores of scholars have examined this Easter event from every angle and come up with countless alternatives to the idea of a man rising from the dead. But widespread belief in the physical resurrection of Jesus Christ perseveres. This documentary poses the question 'can this belief survive in the 21st century?' and sets about assembling a jury of experts to find a rational explanation.
Exploring Jerusalem
- 1998
- Documentary
- 26mins
- Status: Completed
Jerusalem is over 3000-years-old and arguably the world's most famous city. Mark Hadley takes viewers on an exploration of a city venerated by three of the world's largest religions. Highlights include the Tower of David Museum, the Damascus Gate bazaars, the Pool of Siloam and the Dome of the Rock.
Fighting with God
- 1998
- Documentary
- 3 x 22mins
- Status: Completed
FIGHTING WITH GOD looks at the battle tactics of three great battles in the Bible, David versus Goliath, Deborah, and Gideon. Each episode then looks at the implications of these battles and what they teach us today.
Introducing the Bible
- 1998
- Documentary
- 13 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
The Bible is not a single book but in fact is a library of books collated over more than 3000 years. What does it mean? What is it's message? INTRODUCING THE BIBLE travels through Genesis to Revelations interviewing historians, theologians and archaeologists, asking them to find the meaning behind this all-time best seller.
Israel - Up Close and Personal
- 1999
- Documentary
- 22mins
- Status: Completed
A small group of Christian ministers/priests travel to historical and Biblical locations in the Holy Land. These are places they have read and thought about for years, they now see them first hand and reflect on the significance and impact of these sites and the events surrounding them.
Land of the Kings
- 1999
- Documentary
- 44mins
- Status: Completed
LAND OF THE KINGS traces the history, culture and religion of an ancient land, the Land of the Kings. The documentary travels from Cairo to Luxor, travelling on feluccas, visiting King Tutankhamen's tomb and pausing at the temple of Ramses II.
A Little Man Looks at China
- 2000
- Documentary
- 46mins
- Status: Completed
Allan Dowthwaite travels to some major parts of interest in China (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing, the Great Wall) interacting with the locals and exploring the rapid changes to the countries economic, social and spiritual life since the 'Open Door' policy was adopted by the Government in the mid 1980s.
That Man from Nazareth
- 1998
- Documentary
- 46mins
- Status: Completed
Presenter Janine Jones travels to Israel seeking out locations associated with the life of Jesus of Nazareth, reflecting on the events said to have occurred there. This colourful journey examines the significance of Jesus' arrival in Israel and the profound effect it had on people, past and present.
Too Much to Bear
- 2001
- Documentary
- 20 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
How do people cope when life becomes 'too much to bear'? This series examines grief and the effect it has on people's lives. Many grief inducing subjects are dealt with, from the death of a child, to living with a chronic or incurable illness and infertility, amongst others. It also looks at how a personal relationship with God can affect the way people cope with grief.
The Truth Out There
- 1999
- Documentary
- 12 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
Behind our actions are the philosophies, theories and beliefs which motivate us. This series examines 12 major philosophies that shape the world around us - opinions, education, films, political policies and much more. A continuing dinner-party drama with an expert social commentator on each philosophy makes this series accessible to all.
Why Dig that Up?
- 1998
- Documentary
- 10 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
This ten part series of short documentaries examines the ancient world of the middle east. Archaeologists and historians throw light on the practices of cities and people long since covered by the sands of time. Topics include the Roman explorers, the city of Pompeii, trade and art in the ancient world.
You Asked for It
- 1995
- Documentary
- 12 x 26mins
- Status: Completed
If you could ask God one question, what would it be? This series assembles a panel of top theologians to answer the top ten questions people say they would ask. The programs deal with issues like: 'How do you know God exists?', 'Has science disproved the Bible?' and 'Why is there suffering in the world?' The questions are debated dramatically by a team of actors who gather in a backyard for a friendly BBQ.

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