Sometimes people value things more when they’re not free. But these films deserves to be watched, by individuals as well as churches.

Darfur Destroyed is a 6-minute film (streaming RealVideo file here) that can be shown in churches and other gatherings to encourage a corporate and individual response to the situation. It’s composed of first-hand accounts from displaced Darfur residents, who describe the bombings, robbery, and eviction they have suffered at the hands of the Janjaweed militia and government forces. It is subtitled in English, and has some information onscreen as well.

Physicians for Human Rights also has a narrated slideshow on the Darfur situation (or, if you prefer, an illustrated audio report) with still photos, which is narrated in English.

Select all and copy for code to post on your blog:<p>Sometimes people value things more when they’re not free. But these films deserves to be watched, by individuals as well as churches.</p> <p><img src='http://www.radicalcongruency.com/wp-content/soldiers.jpg' alt='soldiers in Darfur' align='right' /> <a href="http://www.mediarights.org/film/darfur_destroyed">Darfur Destroyed</a> is a 6-minute film (<a href="http://stream.realimpact.net/rihurl.ram?file=realimpact/witness/darfur.rm">streaming RealVideo file here</a>) that can be shown in churches and other gatherings to encourage a corporate and individual response to the situation. It’s composed of first-hand accounts from displaced Darfur residents, who describe the bombings, robbery, and eviction they have suffered at the hands of the Janjaweed militia and government forces. It is subtitled in English, and has some information onscreen as well.</p> <p><a href="http://www.phrusa.org/">Physicians for Human Rights</a> also has a <a href="http://www.phrusa.org/sudan/flash/sudan.html">narrated slideshow on the Darfur situation</a> (or, if you prefer, an illustrated audio report) with still photos, which is narrated in English.</p> <p>