This slide show consists of 80 color, sepia tone,and black and white slides. The slides depict life in Cambodia -- its people, culture and the events of the decade of the 1970s and early 1980s, the after effects of the Vietnam war which spilled over into Cambodia (1970-1975), the rule of terror under Pol Pot that followed (1975-1979), the plight of over 800,000 refugees by 1980, and the re-building efforts that followed. There are scenes of farming, commerce, rural and city landscapes, poverty, war, cruelty, destruction, military actions, prisoners and refugees. The presentation ends with slides showing Mennonite Central Committee's involvement in the country -- through sending material aid (laundry soap for hospitals, canned beef distributed through the Red Cross, and school kits for children). Included with these slides is a script and an audio cassette (see cassette #2315).

This slide show consists of color and black and white photos. The theme is the political and religious violent conflicts in the countries of Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia, Uganda and how the church had worked to bring peace to the regions. Pictured are the people of these countries and their leaders with weapons of war and people of the churches trying to bring reconciliation. Produced by Paul Brubaker et. al. -- Note; included is a script and an audio cassette, #2352.

This slide show consists of color slides depicting the people and landscape of Lebanon. The aim of the presentation is to make people aware of the war between Israel and Lebanon which began in June 1982 when Israel invaded Lebanon. Depicted are war machines, devastated buildings and MCC's involvement in the area. Included is a script.