“Deciding Who’s On First - Setting Priorities” - A new leadership resource from Harvest Fields Commissioning International

In a new 39-minute film “Deciding Who’s On First – Setting Priorities” many of the world’s top Christian leaders share the truths that they have learned through many years of experience and by leading large numbers of team members.

The downfall of many leaders in almost every field can, most often, be traced back to the setting of wrong priorities. Too little time at work and too little time with the family can lead to an unstable situation at home and cause a sharp division of loyalties. In the 39-minute film “Deciding Who’s On First” many of the world’s top Christian leaders share the truths that they have learned through many years of experience and by leading large numbers of team members. Contributors to the film include international evangelist Dr. Luis Palau from Argentina, New York Times best selling author Joyce Meyer from the U.S., evangelist and author J. John from Cyprus, Loren Cunningham, founder of Youth with a Mission, George Verwer, founder of Operation Mobilisation, Lord George Carey, the evangelical former Archbishop of Canterbury, Canon Andrew White, Vicar - Baghdad, Iraq and others. Combined the list of interviewees have reached over 1 billion people and are well respected in many fields.

“Deciding Who’s On First - Setting Priorities” Harvest Fields Commissioning International’s 29th film release and is the second in a series of films produced to assist church, ministry and NPO leaders in understanding various challenges that 21st century churches and organisations face. Earlier this year “Post-Modern Trends in World Missions” was released and has received wide attention and positive reactions. Previous films produced by HFC International and OLI Productions include “Awakening Israel” which was nominated as a finalist at the Sabaoth Film Festival in Milan, Italy last year.

Harvest Fields Commissioning International is a U.K. Registered Charity with the purpose of assisting in raising up and encouraging leaders in 36 countries and on all 5 continents for work in churches, charities and other humanitarian assistance groups. Its websites are at: http://www.agapelive.net and http://www.hfci.net.

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