Because it portrays a story in one man’s childhood, it really isn’t showing much age, even though it’s been around for awhile. At 17 minutes, it’s a bit on the long side, but it’s also extremely engaging. It’s the true story from the early childhood experience of a Campus Crusade Student Venture director.
It’s a powerful and moving analogy that vividly communicates the urgency to work together to bring in the spiritual harvest. Pick it up at…
Is it possible to get a DVD of the Harvest?