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“Like the bee gathering honey from different flowers, the wise person accepts the essence of different scriptures and sees only the good in all religions.”
2024 - 2025 Season
The IBC is pleased to have a wonderful slate of faith-based documentaries and liturgical programs that will be airing on broadcast networks between October, 2024 and July 2025. Here’s a rundown:
UNSEEN: How We’re Failing Parent Caregivers & Why It Matters exposes the challenges and barriers faced by many parents caring for disabled or medically complex children and adults, with the goal of increasing support and resources for caregiving families. Through the power of unfiltered, compelling stories, the Unseen documentary cultivates compassion and serves as a catalyst for change for the caregivers in our communities.
Nashville is known for its story telling and music. St. Augustine’s Chapel has developed a beautiful history of doing both with deep rooted ministries that reach across the globe. This service will celebrate all of that with music, candles, preaching, and a children’s choir. The easter message this year is to light a path towards hope.
Viewers will be taken on an intriguing journey to seek answers to questions, such as: What happens when we die?, What does faith have to do with death? …