Let the Sea Resound

Forlagets omtale:
In an earlier, but not so distant, age the nation of Fiji groaned under the weight of superstition and socery, ancestral spirits roamed freely promising abundance, and demanding their due, tribal fighting was gruesome and frequent. Fueled by revenge and greed, violent warriors depopulated entire villages--even islands.

Today's Fiji bears no resemblance to its former self.

Highlights the dramatic transformation of Fijian society in the aftermath of
the nation’s devastating May 2000 coup. In one of the most remarkable
success stories of the modern era, the Fijian experience offers a potent
reminder of what is possible when church and state come together for the
well-being of society.

This 75-minute documentary covers the astonishing revival that is currently sweeping through the nation of Fiji. It is a moving and instructive testament of unprecedented Christian unity, contemporary signs and wonders, rapid church growth and genuine socio-political transformation. The breath of God has revived even the land and the sea.

Two-and-half years in the making and destilling more than 300 hours of footage, this may well be The Sentinel Group's most powerful documentary to date.

Let the Sea Resound is the inaugural documentary in a series entitled 'The Moving Cloud.'

Producer: George Otis