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For the second year in a row, The Moody Church was privileged to host the largest Help-Portrait site in Chicago! This year, Caleb Pike of dslrvideoshooter.com shot and edited this terrific video that truly showed the essence of the event!

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Last December, we coordinated a special vespers service during the Christmas season entitled ‘In the Fullness of Time.’  In God’s complete wisdom and sovereignty, only He could have caused so many disparate parts and seemingly insignificant details to be prepared throughout history so that, at the proper time, everything would be perfectly fulfilled in Jesus.  These five videos were shown in sequence at different portions of the service to show the progression of events leading to the birth of Christ.

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Last November, we helped Eric Naus, pastor of University Students, enhance his sermon series by producing three videos that correspond to the book of Jonah.  We are very excited to share our work with you!

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Here is a video that we put together to highlight our 2011 Help-Portrait event that was held on December 10th. We were privileged to serve families that were at the church for our Angel Tree Christmas party and were able get volunteers from as far away as Michigan to help us! We look forward to doing this event next again, as well as smaller H-P events throughout the year!

Working with a design provided by artist Bryan Butler, this animation loop was created to precede the 2010 and 2011 Independence Day concerts at The Moody Church.

This video was made for The Moody Church Vesper Service entitled ‘Bread of Life,’ which was held on April 17, 2011. The entire theme of the services was that Christ is our bread of life, and we filmed this video to artistically show the process of making bread. We wanted to symbolically communicate that Christ is our true manna from heaven. The bread that really did come down from heaven and was broken for us.

Directed, Produced and Edited by Collin Welch and Thomas Mann

Photos from our ‘Bread of Life’ Vespers event can be seen on Flickr here: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjujo3LR