Summer 2008 marked the 100th anniversary of a transforming experience of Frank Buchman who founded what is now Initiatives of Change. Seventeen people, young and old, from various religious backgrounds and nationalities, travelled together on a three week journey from Keswick to Oxford then to Visby, Freudenstadt and finally to Caux. They explored the essence of Buchman’s transformation, what developed from it, and its significance for today.

Subtitled 'Two Christian encounters with Buddhism' and filmed in Cambodia, France and England, this film depicts the extraordinary spiritual journeys of Father François Ponchaud, a French Catholic priest who works in Cambodia, and Mother Rosemary SLG, an English Anglican nun, who leads a life of prayer in an enclosed convent in Oxford.

Roly and Moira Kingwill, like most farmers were beset by problems - soil erosion made worse by recurring droughts, human relations and race conflict, weekend drinking and Monday absenteeism, low productivity - not to mention their fears and hopes for the future of their children. They decided practically and realistically, to look for an answer for their lives, their farm, their country. This video tells the story of that search and the revolutionary experiment that has not only restored their land, but has reached out to a whole community.

At the end of the eighteenth century, a small group of men and women from diverse walks of life are drawn together by a common aim: to change public opinion in England and cause Parliament to end the African slave trade. There is an admiral, a play-write, an ex-slave, a Cambridge graduate, a former slaver captain and William Wilberforce himself—playboy and closest friend of Prime Minister Pitt.