This video shows African farmers' strife for their daily breads. In Malawi (one of African countries), farmers formed a group to discuss and exchange informations for productive farming. Bread for the World, 2001.

This DVD is created for the One Great Hour of Sharing offering. It contains short spots on the work of UMCOR in three important program areas: Disaster response, hunger and immigration.
1. Justice for Our Neighbors: In Depth View (8 min)
2. Justice for Our Neighbors: Turning Lives Around (4 min)
3. U.S. Hurricane Recovery (4 min)
4. World Hunger (3 min)

This video is to help promote the One Great Hour of Sharing offering. It contains: 3-minute inspirational message that is suggested to use as a mission minute a few weeks before the offering to highlight the meaning of One Great Hour of Sharing; 7-minute highlights of UMCOR work that can be used in worship or church school the week before the offering; "We Change the World" music video that can be used as a background setting as your church receives the offering.
UMCOR, 2006.

A story about Aisetta, an African woman living in Osman in N. Senegal. With the help of UMCOR, Aisetta and her people are working together to reverse the cycle of drought and desert-ification.

Who We Are. A promotional tape telling of the Bread for the World program.

This video explains how children can help by sending different animals to various countries through Hiefer Project International.

Visit the UMCOR Sager Brown Depot and campus in Baldwin, La., where mission has been taking place for more than 140 years. See how gifts of hope are assembled and dispatched to those who need them most. Learn how you can be part of the life and ministry of UMCOR Sager Brown. DVD contains 6 minute movie on the work and ministry of UMCOR Sager Brown; 2-3 minute instructional movies for health, school and layette kits; printable instruction sheets for assembling bedding kits, flood buckets; health kits, layette kits and sewing kits; sewing patterns for school bags and layette items; volunteer guide; bulletin insert to print and share.

This is about WILD (Women in Livestock Developement). This program is helping impoverished women worldwide to care for themselves, their families, and the environment. WILD assists women by providing them with food and income-producing animals and training in environmentally-sound farming. Women who own Heifer Project animals express their newfound sense of dignity and hope as they break constraining barriers of hunger, poverty and lack of education. Women are being helped from the coast of Kenya to the mountains of Bolivia.

This video promotes the 2004 Offering of Letters program to urge the U.S. Congress to keeps its promise to increase foreign assistance for programs that help to reduce hunger, poverty, and disease in poor countries. Bread for the World, 2004.

From Bolivia to the small farm in Appalachia, families are struggling to survive. New hope in the form of animals is found. Goats, cows, water buffalos and llamas play a vital role in meeting the needs of people around the world.