Presbyterians for Renewal and OnebyOne have partnered together to bring to the Presbyterian Church ( U.S.A. ) the exciting motion picture/documentary on God's design for human sexuality.

"I was overwhelmed by the depth and quality if this film. This is not your typical Christian commentary on how to live a good life; it is a rich, complex, and artist presentation of the nature of God and his plan for meeting our deepest needs for intimacy. The testimonies are the most powerful aspect of the film and are testaments of the transforming power of Jesus Christ."

- Kristin Johnson, Executive Director, OnebyOne


What is God's design for human sexuality?
And what does it mean for you personally, for the church,
and for American culture? What does it mean for
our purpose and search for fulfillment in life?
Millions are asking these questions everyday.
Where do we look for answers?

Speaking A Mystery: God's Design for Human Sexuality, explores answers to these questions, through personal stories of trial and triumph, through interviews with biblical scholars and theologians, and through music and images. Speaking A Mystery is ideal for many ages, from youth groups to adult discussions, and in various contexts from small groups to congregational meetings or private showings.

Special Edition includes: Trailers, Additional footage covering the ordination debate in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). Access to resources for help in using Speaking a Mystery in your context are available on the DVD website (click below)

NOTE: If you are a member of the PC( USA ), you may be eligible to receive a FREE copy. Please call the PFR office at 502-425-4630 .

"Hate Crimes Laws:" Censoring the Church and Silencing Christians is a provocative look at this disturbing and threatening legal tool of the homosexual lobby. Hosted by Tony Perkins, President of the Family Research Council, the program features shocking examples of how hate crime laws trample free speech, lead to arrests, and censor speech.

Featured on this 40 minute DVD are Dr. D. James Kennedy; Ake Green, a Swedish pastor arrested for preaching against homosexuality; members of the Philadelphia 11; Christine Sneeringer, an ex-lesbian; Dr. Richard Land, president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission; Pastor Danny Nalliah, of Catch the Fire Ministries (who was prosecuted under hate crimes laws in Australia); and more.