Zamzam : a missionary odyssey /
Zamzam : a missionary odyssey / [print]
presented by] Mosaic.
- [S.l. : Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ; (c)2004?] Worcester, Pennsylvania : Vision Video, (c)2004?]
- 1 videodisc : black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
Documentary.
Coordinating producers: John Peterson, Susan Grady ; written and directed by Tim Frakes ; Original music: Scott Silberstien ; Photographs provided by David Scherman. Coordinating producers: John Peterson, Susan Grady ; written and directed by Tim Frakes ; Original music: Scott Silberstien ; Photographs provided by David Scherman.
Eyewitness accounts of a true story from the time of World War II about an old Egyptian passenger liner carrying 144 missionaries from 20 denominations bound for mission work in Africa. The Nazi warship Tamesis mistakenly identified it as an enemy ship and shelled and sunk it off the coast of South Africa. All of the passengers abandoned ship, and all the missionaries were rescued. Filmed by two photographers: missionary V. Eugene Johnson and Life Magazine photographer David Scherman.
9781563647789
4778D Vision Video
Johnson, V. Eugene.
ZamZam (Ship)
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives.
Missionaries--Africa.
Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc.
D779 D779.M894.Z369 2004
Documentary.
Coordinating producers: John Peterson, Susan Grady ; written and directed by Tim Frakes ; Original music: Scott Silberstien ; Photographs provided by David Scherman. Coordinating producers: John Peterson, Susan Grady ; written and directed by Tim Frakes ; Original music: Scott Silberstien ; Photographs provided by David Scherman.
Eyewitness accounts of a true story from the time of World War II about an old Egyptian passenger liner carrying 144 missionaries from 20 denominations bound for mission work in Africa. The Nazi warship Tamesis mistakenly identified it as an enemy ship and shelled and sunk it off the coast of South Africa. All of the passengers abandoned ship, and all the missionaries were rescued. Filmed by two photographers: missionary V. Eugene Johnson and Life Magazine photographer David Scherman.
9781563647789
4778D Vision Video
Johnson, V. Eugene.
ZamZam (Ship)
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives.
Missionaries--Africa.
Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc.
D779 D779.M894.Z369 2004