ALJC on TV

Sam · #1 02-03-2009, 08:54 AM

From The Apostolic Report

The ALJC (Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ) has embarked on a process to create a new multi-faceted advertising campaign.

The first facet of the campaign was the writing, shooting and editing of four national quality 30-second television commercials. All four of the commercials conclude with a place that can be customized by individual ALJC churches contact information. (Spots can be viewed by visiting www.aljc.org/commercials).

The videos were produced by Andy Dean, an award winning videographer and producer who has worked for ABC, ESPN, and NBC as well as several well known recording artists.

The second facet of the campaign is a website, http://hopeforyou.org/ that corresponds with the commercials. The people who view the commercials are directed to this site. Here, viewers can find more information about the “hope” that is available to them, testimonies and links to the churches who are and decide to participate in the advertising campaign.

KWSS1976 · #2 02-03-2009, 09:03 AM

I notice they used everyday people not pentecostals could this be a sign of change short hair on women,pants etc. I do not have a problem with pants or short hair on women but they just made a commercial that goes againt there beliefs...

KWSS1976 · #3 02-03-2009, 09:07 AM

What I mean is the look the outward apprerance not to say that pentecostals are not everyday people might have worded that incorrectly

iceniez · #4 02-03-2009, 09:11 AM

Awesome,I hope we are ready for the people these ads bring in.

Aquila · #5 02-03-2009, 09:48 AM

It's about time the Apostolic movement saw some forward thinking leadership. Let's take the land.

chseeads · #6 02-03-2009, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by KWSS1976

I notice they used everyday people not pentecostals could this be a sign of change short hair on women,pants etc. I do not have a problem with pants or short hair on women but they just made a commercial that goes againt there beliefs...

Jesus didn't come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.

Scott Hutchinson · #7 02-03-2009, 12:34 PM

Here is another group that uses TV for broadcasting.
http://www.ministersofjesuschrist.co...adcasthome.htm

Withdrawn · #8 02-03-2009, 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sam

From The Apostolic Report

The ALJC (Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ) has embarked on a process to create a new multi-faceted advertising campaign.

The first facet of the campaign was the writing, shooting and editing of four national quality 30-second television commercials. All four of the commercials conclude with a place that can be customized by individual ALJC churches contact information. (Spots can be viewed by visiting www.aljc.org/commercials).

The videos were produced by Andy Dean, an award winning videographer and producer who has worked for ABC, ESPN, and NBC as well as several well known recording artists.

The second facet of the campaign is a website, http://hopeforyou.org/ that corresponds with the commercials. The people who view the commercials are directed to this site. Here, viewers can find more information about the “hope” that is available to them, testimonies and links to the churches who are and decide to participate in the advertising campaign.

I've known Robert Martin for well over 20 years and have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for him. His leadership is what is behind this, and it is his leadership that will carry this organization into the 21st century with mission and relevancy. He truly is a great man... and VERY humble. How many leaders at this level can you truly say are humble servants? I've never seen him behave in a manner that would indicate he is trying to support or protect his ego. A prince among men!

Sam · #9 02-03-2009, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by jaamez

I've known Robert Martin for well over 20 years and have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for him. His leadership is what is behind this, and it is his leadership that will carry this organization into the 21st century with mission and relevancy. He truly is a great man... and VERY humble. How many leaders at this level can you truly say are humble servants? I've never seen him behave in a manner that would indicate he is trying to support or protect his ego. A prince among men!

I don't know Robert Martin but it is good to see a man in high office spoken so well of by someone who knows him. Actually, it's refreshing to see good things spoken about a person in political/religious leadership.

Scott Hutchinson · #10 02-03-2009, 01:03 PM

Here is an ALJC church that has a TV broadcast.
http://www.landmarkchurch.com/tv/tv_archive.html