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Charlton Heston hosts this animated look at the Apostles and their stories.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Frequently referred to as the songbird of the south, gospel sensation Dottie Peoples consistently impresses audiences with her vocal ability and range. LIVE IN MEMPHIS reunites Peoples with musicians and producers who've contributed to her past success, including music director John Croslan, producer Gerald Thompson. This completely sold-out performance features the songs: I Am That I Am, At His Feet, Time Is Winding Up, Inseparable, He Said It, Never Alone, Where Would I Be, My Meditation Of Him, Old Landmark, Miracles, The Last Word, and Make It By Myself.
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Incredible Discovery of Noah`s Ark (DVD)
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A team of archaeologists, theologians, and historians consider the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin, seen by some as Jesus' true burial cloth and by others as a carefully staged fraud.DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingSnap Case
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As witnessed by the public outpouring of grief that attended his death, Pope John Paul II was more than just a Catholic leader--his deeply felt humanitarianism transcended race, religion, and culture and made him a truly beloved world figure. The Pope's intense desire to connect with all peoples of the globe was reflected in his many travels abroad (over 100 trips in 26 years, making him the most travelled pope in history); these voyages were not merely social visits, but profound attempts to heal the sometimes millennia-old rifts between the Catholic Church and the world's other faiths. The 264th pontiff was the first to visit England and meet with Anglican Church leaders; the first to travel to Eastern Orthodox countries since the Great Schism of the 11th century; the first to enter a mosque and reach out to Muslims; and, most significantly, the first to actively improve Christian-Jewish relations by visiting WWII concentration camps and the sacred Wailing Wall in Jerusalem. Reporter John Roberts examines this extraordinary legacy of world peacemaking in the special CBS news report POPE JOHN PAUL II: BUILDER OF BRIDGES.
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