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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How much does it cost? / How much time is required? May Operation WorldView be previewed before purchase? How is the ministry of Mission ONE promoted in the Standard Edition of the video series? How much small group interaction is designed into the series? With what other ministries has Mission ONE produced the Operation WorldView Video Series? Is the Operation WorldView Video Series suitable to show to a whole congregation? How much does it cost? How much time is required for the Operation WorldView Video Series? There are eight video lessons, ranging in length from 20 to 46 minutes. With small group discussion included, each session requires a minimum of 60 minutes. Most of the video lessons (including video and film clips) are about 40 minutes. To accommodate healthy small group discussion, one hour and 15 minutes is an optimum length per session. A 16-week option also exists in which alternating weeks are devoted to small group discussion of the “On your own” Bible study which follows each lesson. May the Operation WorldView Video Series be previewed
before purchase? No. However, if after
purchasing the video series you are not satisfied, you may return
your order to Mission ONE under the following conditions: What’s the difference between the Standard Edition and the Perspectives Family Edition of the Operation WorldView Video Series?
How is the ministry of Mission ONE promoted in the Standard Edition of the video series? There is an optional 30-minute video portion which may be shown at the beginning of Lesson Eight. This includes the Founder’s story, plus a brief overview of the services Mission ONE offers concerning partnership with national missionaries in Africa and Asia. After the Mission ONE portion, the classic video allegory, “The Harvest,” is shown. If the church using this video series would prefer not to show the material on video concerning Mission ONE, then Lesson Eight consists only of “The Harvest” video plus follow-up small group discussion. “The Harvest” is a powerful allegory which concludes the series by asking, “How will you be involved in the harvest?” These options are clearly explained in the Leader Guide portion of the Study Guide on pages 73–74. The Study Guide also has a few pages devoted to explaining the services of Mission ONE. How much small group interaction is designed into the series? This video curriculum accommodates a range of low, medium, and high levels of small group interaction. The curriculum has two small group activities for each lesson, both of which are contained in the Study Guide:
With what other ministries has Mission ONE produced the Operation WorldView Video Series? Mission ONE gratefully recognizes that the Operation WorldView Video Series has been produced with varying degrees of association and partnership with these ministries:
Is the Operation WorldView Video Series suitable to show to a whole congregation? Yes. The curriculum would be particularly good for a Sunday night or Wednesday evening program, either as a four-week or eight-week series. FOR MORE INFORMATION on mobilizing your church family for global mission by using the Operation WorldView Video Series, write to: Werner Mischke |
