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Abriendo Brechas: La vida de James O. Fraser 501292D
- DVD
- Duración: 36 min
- Región: Todos Regiónes
- Año de producción: 2008
Breve Descripción
En 1908, un joven inglés recién graduado de la universidad dejo atrás su prometedora carrera y la posibilidad de alcanzar fama y fortuna para internarse en las regiones más remotas de China como misionero.
Características del DVD:
Pantalla ancha
Idiomas: Idiomas, mandarín, cantonés, español, alemán, tailandés, lisu
Subtítulos: Inglés, chino simplificado y tradicional, danés, coreano
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Baptist Bulletin - February 19, 2009
James O. Fraser (1886-1938) was a British man who was studying engineering but felt called of the Lord to join the China Inland Mission as a missionary to that land. However, unrest in China led him in 1910 to minister to a Tibeto-Burmese minority people, the Lisu, living in the high mountains along the borders of China and Burma. He worked among these people for 30 years. Fraser is best known for developing an alphabet for these people, known and used even today. This production shows the importance of following Jesus rather than a chosen career if one must choose between the two. The DVD tells a compelling story concerning the power of prayer, walking by faith, not giving up (God often begins to work when we’re about ready to give up), and being faithful wherever we are planted. The story also demonstrates that “unknown” people can be greatly used of God. This production could be effectively shown to young people and even older people who are searching for God’s direction in their lives. Baptist Bulletin
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Video Librarian - March/April 2009
Ken Haron's docudrama chronicling the early missionary life of James O. Fraser (adapted from the biography MountaIn Rain, penned by his daughter Eileen Fraser Crossman) serves up a heartfelt look at the trials faced by many missionaries, the cultural impacts of Christianity on Chinese natives, and the power of prayer. Inspired to spread the glospel of Jesus Christ shortly before graduating from college in the early 1900s, Fraser (played by Stuart Simpson) left Briatin to join the Christian cross-de-nominational China INland Mission (later namd OMF International, the producers of the film) ultimately choosing to work in a remote area of China, home to the LIsu peopel. Fraser, who foudn that the Lisu had no written language, transcribed into English what he ehard - compiling about 400 LIsu words in all - creating what is called the "Fraser Script," which remains the region;s official written language. Fraser struggled for six years, enduring many setbacks and bouts of derpression before the Cristian faith took hold amoung the Lisu, thanks in part to the support of fellow believers in England, who organized prayer sessions on behald of his work. DVD extras include interviews with director Haron and star Simpson, and more. an engaging spiritual profile, this is recommended. - C. Block
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Church Libraries - Spring 2009
Fraser was an ordinary 20-year-old man who answered God's call to go to a people who had never heard the gospel and whose language had not yet been written. Arriving in China in 1908, within one year he was sent to the western part of the country, ready or not. While with the Lisu people, he wrote a script of their language (still the only version available today), had his mother start a prayer circle to take the burden of the Lisu upon itself, and battled deep depression. Through all of this, he committed himself to leading hundreds of Lisu families to Christ. Fraser's persistence in following God's call makes this an inspiring DVD to watch. The camera work is eye-appealing, the locations are genuine, and the combination of narration of recreated historical scenes works well to explain the story. - MTK
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