Sanctuary: Poverty in the Suburbs. Full Program.

With a per capita income over $37,000 a year, DuPage County is Illinois second wealthiest. Yet those figures mask a growing population living at or below the poverty line.

In this edition of Sanctuary we look the People’s Resource Center, one of the largest food pantry programs in the suburbs, providing low-income residents with basic human services and relationship-based educational programs to create paths to self-sufficiency.

Join us for a story of faith, courage, and service that will challenge what you think about your politics, and your faith, today on Sanctuary. Sanctuary is produced by the Greater Chicago Broadcast Ministries and Tim Frakes Productions.

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Since 1975, People’s Resource Center has been bringing neighbors together to respond to hunger and poverty in DuPage, County, Illinois.

Services that meet people’s basic needs include food pantries that provide more than 7,000 families with 35,000 grocery carts filled with a week’s worth of food including fresh produce, frozen meats and bread.

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Since 1975, People’s Resource Center has been bringing neighbors together to respond to hunger and poverty in DuPage, County, Illinois. PRC offers a variety of services and empowerment programs including an innovative Art program that helps adults and children develop self-esteem and creativity.

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This March, Tim Frakes Productions will team with People’s Resource Center in Wheaton, Illinois to produce a new video about that organizations work. PRC has been fighting poverty in DuPage County since 1975. Today, more than 31,000 DuPage residents rely on the PRC for help each year. It will be an honor to work with them and help tell their story.

Other interesting projects keeping me busy this spring include:
Haitian Artisans for Peace International
Recording three music videos with a Haitian choir. The videos will be shown at the United Methodist Church General Conference 2012 (April 23-May 5, 2012 in Tampa, FL).

ISAE Billy Graham Project
The Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals at Wheaton College asked me to produce a new documentary that looks at the life of Evangelist Billy Graham.

The Jazz Passion
Sat., March 17 I will record the Jazz Passion at Wentz Concert Hall in Naperville. The Jazz Passion features 24 of the best professional jazz instrumentalists and singers from the Chicago metropolitan region performing a one hour original musical presentation which tells the story of the last portion of Christ’s ministry from temptation to Resurrection.   Tickets can be purchased at http://finearts.northcentralcollege.edu .

Seminex Documentary
Seminex (later known as Christ Seminary Seminex, is the story of a split in North American Lutheranism that led to the creation of the ELCA.)

Christian Family Services
CFS is an adoption, foster care and family counseling service based in St. Louis.

Alliance Women Ministries
The Alliance Women have asked me to create a video that helps them raise funds for global projects that support children.

Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions
The Parliament has asked me to help them create a video that focuses on sacred spaces in the Chicago area.

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