Mine eyes have seen the glory
By: written and presented by Randall Balmer ; a Gateway Films Vision Video release ; produced in association with Gateway Films and Oxford University Press ; a production of Isis Productions and Cutting Edge Productions and WTTW/Chicago ; produced and directed by Julian Norridge
Contributors: Gateway Films; Vision Video (Firm); Oxford University Press; Isis Productions; Cutting Edge Productions; WTTW (Television station : Chicago, Ill.)
Publisher: Gateway Films/Vision Video
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Worcester, Penn
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: Evangelicalism; History; Fundamentalism; Pentecostals; Church history
Other titles: America's folk religion.; Making of a sub-culture.; Coming of age.
Description: Host Randall Balmer travelled throughout the United States to uncover the richness, diversity, and energy of the Evangelical movement. The result is an intimate look at who the Evangelicals are, what they believe, what difference their faith makes in their lives, how they seek to protect their children from the corrupting influences of society, how they are trying to change the world, and emerging forms of Evangelicalism that suggest what their future may be like. Three 55-minute segments.
Notes: Based on the book of the same title by Randall Balmer.

Camera, Chris Cox, Emmett Wilson ; editor, Michael J. De Lazzer ; music, Jim Parker.

DVD-R format.
Table of contents: title: Program 1. America's folk religion; title: Program 2. The making of a sub-culture; title: Program 3. Coming of age.; title: adam