About Gospel Films Archive

Gospel Films Archive began in 2012 as a collaboration between three friends—who also happened to be specialists in film preservation: Bob Campbell, Ron Hall, and Derek Meyers. These three learned of many untapped resources for thousands of long-neglected faith-based films from the past century. Thus began their mission to track down, rescue and preserve as many such forsaken religious films and television shows as possible. Bob was co-creator/producer of "Matinee at the Bijou" (1980-88) one of PBS's most popular series. Ron is the founder-owner of Festival Films, a 45-year-old media company that specializes in providing vintage films and TV shows to DVD, TV stations, and on demand streaming platforms. Derek is a TV industry veteran and founder-owner of Myers Memories. He has been collecting 16mm original films for over 30 years and has a knack for ferreting out lost and rare religious content. Visit the Gospel Films Archive website at gospelfilmsarchive.com

Introducing Gospel Films Library

Gospel Films Library is a free online curation of hundreds of films that chronicle how Biblical history and Christian ideology were presented to 20th century audiences through the medium of film and television. Admission is FREE, and there are no ads or registration required. Here you will find two dozen categories that include New and Old Testament films, modern era stories, movies, history, documentaries, biographies, Christmas and Easter films and more. Many distinguished TV series include: "The Life of St. Paul," "The Living Christ," “The Living Bible,” "The Book of Acts," "Old Testament Scriptures" "This is the Life," and "Crossroads" series.

The GFL website has a parallel Gospel Films Archive ROKU Channel.

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