Pentecost? Whit Sunday? Holy Ghost? Holy Spirit? What’s it all about?
Award-winning radio group GRF Christian Radio has re-released one of its most popular audio productions, ‘Star Trek Pentecost’.
The audio is being made available for churches and schools to download free-of-charge from the internet.
'Star Trek Pentecost' is a series of five thoughts, where Captain Kirk, Spock, Bones and Scotty decide to boldly go on a voyage of discovery in search of the Spirit of God.
Coming in the wake of the newly-released Star Trek movie this thought-provoking material is ideal for using in church on Pentecost Sunday, or for starting discussions in the classroom.
Each MP3 file is just over one minute in length and can be downloaded free of charge from Audiopot, an online library of creative Christian audio.
On the web: www.audiopot.org
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