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Indian Christian Church

palmer — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 19:56:38 +0000

Indian Christian Church from John Palmer Gregg on Vimeo.

This is a promotional video I just finished putting together for Indian Christian Church, a church plant in New York City.

Inner-City Louisville workshop

palmer — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 13:57:20 +0000

Serve in inner-city Louisville from John Palmer Gregg on Vimeo.

This video is the first completed project from the workshop I led to Inner-City Louisville this past week. The video was created for CrossRoads Missions to promote church small groups in and around Louisville to become involved in working with the various ministries that serve in the inner city. Many thanks to Billy Heath and Stuart Large, the two students who helped put this video together during the workshop.

San Marcos, Peru

palmer — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:05:24 +0000

San Marcos, Peru mission from John Palmer Gregg on Vimeo.

Short video promoting a mission to San Marcos, Peru and the surrounding peoples of the Andes Mountains in Ancash Region of Peru.

Since I’ve gotten back from this most recent trip to Peru, I’ve be swamped trying to pull together all the photos and videos from the trip into some useful materials for the mission group. Anyway, I put together, this is a short promotional video, shot entirely with a Canon 5D Mark II, for them to be able to use real quickly to help raise awareness and support of their mission.

Laying adobe bricks video

palmer — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 12:08:22 +0000

A short video clip of a resident of the barrios outside Trujillo, Peru as builds his home out of adobe bricks. I just threw this together because I’ve been very impressed with the quality of the video coming out of the camera. This video clip was shot entirely on the Canon 5d mark II.

Laying adobe bricks in Trujillo, Peru from John Palmer Gregg on Vimeo.

Early frames from Peru

palmer — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 12:45:29 +0000

Yesterday I headed out to a barrio with a group to watch Project New Hope International work with some of the residents there. They are establishing house churches using Bible storytelling as one of their evangelism tools. Their church planter trainers teach the stories, then those that learn go out and establish new home groups where they teach the themed stories as well, with the idea that after 16 weeks of storytelling they are able to go out and start their own as well as continue learning new stories.

Here are a few frames I grabbed from the video yesterday.

Leaders with Project New Hope International use Bible storytelling as an evangelism tool to establish house churches in Peruvian barrios. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)

Children play marbles in a barrio outside Trujillo, Pero. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)

A woman prays while holding her child in a barrio outside Trujillo, Peru. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)