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| Resource: | Pamphlet (280.0600-3) Let's Go to the Movies: Alternative Studies for Christian Growth | |
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| Author: | PC(USA) | |
| Publisher: | Pc (Usa) | |
| Length: | 16 pages | |
| Heading: | 165-6 — Ministry / Youth | |
| Subjects: | Y Min - General | |
| # Copies: | 1 | |
| Description: | Movies, whether viewed at the theater or at home, constitute a major twentieth-century entertainment and art form. Movies offer moving visuals, voice, appearance, reaction, mood, silence, emotion, history, laughter, pain, good and evil. It is no wonder that among the many choices of social possibilities, young people choose movies as their number one choice for spending "fun" time together. When viewed within the context of the Christian faith, movies provide youth with a chance to wrestle with all sorts of real-life issues and happenings. The movies discussed in this leader's guide are: Babe A Christmas Story Clueless The Cure Dead Man Walking Hoosiers Mr. Holland's Opus Phenomenon Romeo and Juliet Welcome to the Dollhouse White Squall Willy Wonka and the Chocloate Factory |
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| Age Groups: | None specified. |
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