This one-hour documentary journeys to the edge of life and beyond, exploring the most enduring question in human history: What happens after we die? Guided by leaders from Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and more, it reveals shared hopes and unique visions of eternity—alongside moving personal accounts from those who say they’ve glimpsed Heaven

SKYDIVING OVER SIXTY follows a group of elite senior athletes as they hurtle through the sky at 120 miles per hour attempting to break a skydiving world record. A retired school teacher, professional photographer, missionary, and many others literally join hands mid-air to create a massive skydiving formation that will earn their place in the record books. Through their courage, teamwork and shared passion, this team of ‘golden flyers’ shatter expectations of aging.

This poignant film captures not only the tragic toll of Russia’s war on Ukraine, but also the resilience and courage of those impacted. Witness the experience of people of faith who embraced Ukrainian refugees, the charitable and relief works and solidarity of countless citizens and organizations around the world, who together inspired Ukraine to continue in the cause of justice and freedom.

Come Adore Him” with Jonathan McReynolds - Grammy Award winner, and Naomi Rain - musical artist of the award winning "Maverick City Music," join Southwestern Adventist University Symphony Orchestra & Singers to bring you an inspirational evening of Christmas songs and messages. Featuring Christmas messages from Dr. Carlton P. Byrd, renowned speaker and president of Southwest Region Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

This is the story about a man, Moisei Beregovsky, who spent his entire life collecting Jewish folk music in Ukraine and about the fate of his archive, long presumed lost… A small, frail-looking man with phonograph in hand, he accomplished the impossible: he rescued the living voice of his people from the flames of the Holocaust.

St. Joseph: Our Spiritual Father provides viewers with a glimpse into one of the most incredible lives in all of human history — a figure whose spiritual fatherhood remains open to all of us.

The second part in a two-part documentary, Brightness of Noon chronicles faith activists who, inspired by the Biblical precept of Welcoming the Stranger, defend the rights of asylum seekers and refugees. By hearing from religious leaders and the vulnerable families they are assisting, the film seeks to uphold the dignity of human life and protect religious freedom.

In a world wracked by religious strife and intolerance, the Bahá’í Faith advocates the unity of the major world religions as a path toward world peace. Now, for the first time, a documentary film tells the amazing true story of this faith’s origins.

This compelling and timely film follows the life-changing experience of a group of Miami students, participants in a one-of-a-kind interactive oral history film project, who interviewed Holocaust survivors and documented their memories, stories, and lessons learned. Names, Not Numbers takes you along these students’ journey as they forged lasting relationships with the survivors, who shared their personal stories and reflections for a better tomorrow.

Everyday Heroes shines a spotlight on the Catholic men of the Knights of Columbus whose courage, faith and commitment to charity embody the mission of their fraternal service organization. A journey of hope and inspiration, the film explores how the betterment of our world ultimately begins with the individual human heart. 

The Miracle of the birth of Christ is told in music, sermonette and drama featuring a Christmas message from Dr. Carlton P. Byrd, Speaker/director of Breath of Life Ministry, (a denomination of the Seventh-Day Adventists) along with the Grammy award winning artist Kirk Franklin, and The Aeolians,  “Choir of the World” champions. 

Hava Nagila (The Movie)is a documentary romp through the history, mystery, and meaning of the great Jewish standard. Funny, deep and unexpected, the film celebrates 150 years of Jewish history and culture and reveals the power of music to bridge cultural divides and bring us together as human beings.

Forgiveness: The Secret of Peace is a documentary film on the life and work of Fr. Ubald Rugirangoga, a Catholic priest in Rwanda who advocates forgiveness as a pathway to reconciliation and peace. He has steadfastly shared this message with thousands of his fellow Rwandans in the aftermath of the unspeakable horror of their country’s 1994 genocide. 

The Diocese of Trenton presents the Easter Sunday Mass April 1, from St. Catharine Church in Spring Lake, New Jersey – an architectural jewel along the Jersey Shore.