Bible On The Table

Duration: 8:00

Genre: Educational

Creator: Broadman films

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: Johnny, a teenage boy, delivers groceries to a house and sees a Bible on the kitchen table. He asks Mrs. Harmon why she keeps the Bible on the table. She tells him that by keeping it on the table they remember to read from it every day during meals and to pray together. Family worship is so important. Johnny wishes they could do the same at his house, but he worries that his dad would never go for it. Mrs. Harmon invites him back for breakfast and family worship. At Johnny’s home his family is discussing church. His dad doesn’t want to go to church today or talk religion during breakfast. Daughter Sheila doesn’t want to go to church either. Johnny is disappointed in his family.Johnny delivers groceries to Mrs. Harmon’s house early one morning and is invited to their family worship at the kitchen table. The father reads a passage from the Sermon on the Mount. The family discusses the scripture passages and share their ideas. Johnny is amazed and thankful for being invited in. He really hopes his family could do the same. Johnny’s sister Sheila wants to take a job working late at a theater. The parents aren’t happy with it and don’t know what to do. Johnny asks his mother if they could do family worship at their breakfast table too. The next morning Johnny’s mother brings a Bible to the table and the father agrees. The mother reads a passage while dad is reading the newspaper. He angrily throws down his paper and walks out. The mother asks Johnny to lead their prayer and he prays for a Christian home.At church, Johnny’s mother talks to the pastor about family worship and the troubles they are having. Johnny’s dad is lying awake at night thinking about everything he said about worshipping at home. He also want a way to talk some sense into his daughter Sheila. The next morning Dad picks up the Bible and is concerned that his family is drifting away from their values. He realizes he has been a poor example as a father. Sheila admits to being selfish. Dad quotes from the Bible from memory and leads the family in prayer. , A: Access CP: Composite Positive U: B: 800' 16/8/9.5mm 16mm Black & White Sound 800

Complete Record: Johnny, a teenage boy, delivers groceries to a house and sees a Bible on the kitchen table. He asks Mrs. Harmon why she keeps the Bible on the table. She tells him that by keeping it on the table they remember to read from it every day during meals and to pray together. Family worship is so important. Johnny wishes they could do the same at his house, but he worries that his dad would never go for it. Mrs. Harmon invites him back for breakfast and family worship. At Johnny’s home his family is discussing church. His dad doesn’t want to go to church today or talk religion during breakfast. Daughter Sheila doesn’t want to go to church either. Johnny is disappointed in his family.Johnny delivers groceries to Mrs. Harmon’s house early one morning and is invited to their family worship at the kitchen table. The father reads a passage from the Sermon on the Mount. The family discusses the scripture passages and share their ideas. Johnny is amazed and thankful for being invited in. He really hopes his family could do the same. Johnny’s sister Sheila wants to take a job working late at a theater. The parents aren’t happy with it and don’t know what to do. Johnny asks his mother if they could do family worship at their breakfast table too. The next morning Johnny’s mother brings a Bible to the table and the father agrees. The mother reads a passage while dad is reading the newspaper. He angrily throws down his paper and walks out. The mother asks Johnny to lead their prayer and he prays for a Christian home.At church, Johnny’s mother talks to the pastor about family worship and the troubles they are having. Johnny’s dad is lying awake at night thinking about everything he said about worshipping at home. He also want a way to talk some sense into his daughter Sheila. The next morning Dad picks up the Bible and is concerned that his family is drifting away from their values. He realizes he has been a poor example as a father. Sheila admits to being selfish. Dad quotes from the Bible from memory and leads the family in prayer. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.