[VIDEO] Reframe your life. Here’s how

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[VIDEO] Reframe your life. Here’s how 2014-08-25T11:36:10-05:00 Mission:Work

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A few weeks ago we let you know over on the Visions of Vocation blog about a new curriculum coming out from Regent College in association with theWashington Institute for Faith, Vocation, and Culture. called ReFrame. We recently got more information and links to an entire episode preview, so we thought we’d pass them on! You can sign up to get regular emails about the curriculum here.

ReFrame Coming this Fall

We are excited to announce that ReFrame will be officially launched this Fall!

ReFrame is a film-based discipleship resource that explores how to connect faith with all of life. Ten 40-minute episodes will explore how Christ reframes our lives and our world through TED-style talks from Regent faculty, together with interviews with on-the-ground practitioners and other thought leaders. ReFrame will be available for purchase in either download or DVD format, together with full-colour leader and participant guides.

Take a Look

Watch the trailer to experience ReFrame’s blend of talks, interviews and real life stories.

What’s coming up?

Digital or hardcopy?

ReFrame will be available for purchase through the website, where the resource can be downloaded digitally, or mailed as a physical DVD. Full-colour leader and participant guides are also included in digital or hardcopy formats, depending on your purchase choice.

New websiteThe new ReFrame website will launch this fall, including free sample sessions, and trailers for all ten episodes. Further resources and discussion questions are included, designed to help participants dig deeper into the material.Visit our interim site here

Want to see more?

• Check out a teaser

• Watch an episode preview for a taste of what’s to come

• Join our facebook andtwitter pages to see early previews over the coming months.

Questions?

When does ReFrame start?

When ReFrame is launched this Fall, you are welcome to begin the course as soon as you’re ready. Many leaders will want to review the materials and galvanise support in their church or organisation, and will likely begin running courses in January 2015.

What do I need to run a course?

ReFrame is designed to be run in groups in churches and communities around the world. All of the content you need is included in the episodes, together with additional resources designed to help you dig deeper. The recommended template for your time together takes about 2 hours, but this can be adjusted to work in your context.

What is required of a Leader?

ReFrame is designed to be a self-contained course. The role of the leader is to create a space for conversation and dialogue around the central themes of each session, rather than to have all the answers. Leader Guides include tips for effective facilitation, together with specific notes for each session.

How much does ReFrame cost?

Download: $89, includes PDFs of the Leader and Participant guides.

Hard-copy (DVD and books): $139, including 1 Leader Guide and 5 Participant Guides. Additional guides are available for $12 each.

Digital License for Organizations: For larger organisations who want to run multiple courses at the same time, digital licenses will be available to help cost efficiency.

Gift-economy: ultimately, we don’t want anyone to miss out on ReFrame due to cost, so for those that need it, substantially reduced-rates will be available.

Anything else?

Contact us at [email protected] with any further thoughts or questions.

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