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November 2008
Texas Bound
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
We were very pleased to learn yesterday that three films that we’ve produced have been accepted into the San Antonio Independent Christian Film Festival.
An American Adventure: The Living Legacy of Jimmy Gentry, A Full House of Blessing, and The Terri Schiavo story (a two part television special for the Joni Eareckson Tada television show) will each be competing in the Documentary category.
We’ve attended the festival each of its first four years, winning a Jubilee Award in 2005 for A Journey Home. We’re looking forward to being in San Antonio again this year to be a part of this very well run event. Learn more about the festival here.
Fall Feasts
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Several nights ago, a couple of Franklin Springs families gathered in the early evening for an Autumn celebration.
This week, the feasting will move indoors. While a little Fall color still lingers in Tennessee, the warmth of the sun in the picture below will now be provided by a roaring fire.
We pray that this Thanksgiving finds you and your loved ones with plenty of time to give plenty of thanks…
Television Response
Friday, November 21, 2008
The Franklin Springs Family Hour is garnering positive feedback from it’s weekly airings on the NRB and SkyAngel networks. Here’s a few responses we’ve received lately…
“Last night was the first time the we watched (here in Florida) your program (Charlie Zahm). We enjoyed it so very much; what a joy to see all that you offer. God bless you for all your efforts to bring us family programming! Please continue!”
“I watched your program tonight on the NRB network, and in the lady’s actions and eyes I could see the love of God. Thank you for allowing His blessing to flow to me and my family.”
“I enjoyed your program tonight. There is very little to watch on the television these days. Thank you again for your series of programs.”“I just watched one of your films on SkyAngel about Mr. Gentry and it was wonderful!”
The 13 episodes will continue airing in primetime on Wednesday and Saturday nights through December. The episodes will then be re-aired beginning in January 2009.
Not Sure Which We Prefer
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Some of us like the story better, some of us the songs. But we’re all excited about sharing the new Nathan Clark George CD and DVD with audiences. View the new trailer. Pre-orders are available here.
The Critic
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Before a Franklin Springs DVD ever gets released, it often undergoes a rigorous screening process in front of demanding audiences (the family members of our production team).
We’re happy to report that when Mark took the new Nathan Clark George “Pull Up A Chair” home to screen, his young son/critic Isaac responded enthusiastically to this special film. Rumor has it that he’s requesting encore viewings.
We’re confident that the film will appeal not only to 17 month olds, but the entire family. Read about “Pull Up a Chair” and view a trailer here...
Just Around the Corner
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Two new titles we’re very eager to share with you this holiday season…
