The Episcopal Church has produced a few TV ads that show what we're all about and will give you a feel for what we, as Episcopalians, believe in and the way we feel about God and our service to Him.

Below are links to the ads from the ComeandGrow.org website and will link you to their videos:

Monitors Ad - English Summer 2005
	"Monitors" invites you to "change your channel" and take the first step towards a shared journey of faith. English Español Windows Media: 225K Windows Media: 225K Real Media: 56K | 225K Real Media: 56K | 225K

Grow in Peace Christmas / Winter 2004
	"Grow in Peace" offers a hopeful perspective amid newscasts that regularly report violence of international and local scope. The song, by Kim Oler and Alison Hubbard, was commissioned for All Saints Episcopal Church in Pasadena, CA (© Helium Music.) Windows Media: 225K Real Media: 225K
Grow in Gratitude Fall 2004
	"Grow in Gratitude" invites you to pause and appreciate life's blessings - and to attend, in person, by webcast or telecast, the Thanksgiving morning service at Washington National Cathedral. Windows Media: 225K Real Media: 225K

The videos (and our website layout) are used by permission of the Episcopal Church.

More Episcopal Church Ads

"Hungry Hearts Are Welcome"	"The Episcopal Church Welcomes You"	"Rediscover Your Religion"
From The EMC/Louis C. Schueddig, producer	From GraceCom Media Ministry / Rick Johnson, producer	From The EMC/Louis C. Schueddig, producer

Episcopal Ads produced for other Dioceses and published online by the Episcopal Media Center:

"Episcopal Leaders"	"The World Knocks"	The First "Startrek"
The spot demonstrates that successful people today and in the past are often people of faith.	The ad says that when the world knocks on the door of a child, it's the values taught on Sunday morning that help him or her make the right choices.	The ad depicts the three wisemen on the first-ever star trek.
From the Diocese of Texas / Carol Barnwell, producer	From the Diocese of Western NY/ Laurie Wozniak, producer	From the Diocese of Western NY / Laurie Wozniak, producer