Award-winning radio group GRF Christian Radio have made their latest Easter audio productions available for churches and schools to download free-of-charge off the Internet.
These two MP3 files are ideal for including in a church service or playing in the classroom, to help people consider afresh the real meaning of Easter.
The first production titled "Easter News 24/7" imagines how rolling news might have reported the events of Easter Sunday morning. Listen, as Charlie and Kate struggle to make sense of the unfolding story, with the help of dodgy witnesses and studio pundits.
The second production is "CSI Easter (Miami)". On Good Friday, Horatio and the Team of CSI Miami set out to investigate a violent death, only to discover 3 days later that the body has disappeared.
Both files can be downloaded free of charge from Audiopot, the UK's online library of creative Christian audio, at www.audiopot.org.
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