Fred Holmes

John Dakota is young bum with a hidden past. He meets a nice family and works on their ranch. He soon becomes a good friend of the disabled son and helps them overcome local problems.

A doctor and his daughter find themselves on opposing sides of the controversial topic of abortion.

Harley is a 'troubled teen' from L.A. who is arrested. A progressive social worker has Harley sent to Texas to live with the Nortons, an open-minded, heartful Christian family, and spend two months on their ranch. Surrounded by a town full of doddering hicks, Harley takes on ranch chores, learns to ride horses, and finds love in a local girl while the Nortons try to bring him into the fold. Eventually Harley chooses to release his pain in exchange for a return to faith, culminating in his calling for God's help to save the life of the burglar who framed him.

Ebenezer Scrooge is back in a made-for-TV film produced by Coral Ridge Ministries. The ill-tempered miser is played by skilled Christian actor Dean Jones, widely acclaimed for his acting ability in St. John in Exile and well-known for many Disney movies and Broadway shows.

Love is in the air as Barney and all his friends gather to exchange cards and celebrate Valentine’s Day. But, little does Barney know, one of these cards contains a special invitation from the Queen of Hearts herself. She’s inviting everyone to come take a royal tour of Valentine Castle, where the rooms are filled with wonderful surprises. There’ll be lots of games, songs, and sweet treats along the way. And after the children give the Queen her very own card, they’ll find Barney has a surprise waiting for them when they get home.

A prize show horse, valued at $250,000 disappears without a trace and three kids-- with the help of two clumsy detectives and a retirement community-- believe they know where the horse is.

It's a Super-Dee-Duper surprise when Barney and the children in the Astronomy Club look through their telescope and see someone staring right back at them! Using the power of imagination, Barney and the kids blast off into the cosmos to meet BJ and Baby Bob, and receive a visit from a real astronaut. Exploring the new world for their fun new friend, they realise what a wonderful world they live in and that friends don't stop being friends, even when they're far away.

The PSA is based on Jan Wagner's book "Raising Safe Kids in an Unsafe World" and features an introduction by Wagner and the PSA's mascot character Yello Dyno. The story of the PSA centers on a girl named Lyric who falls prey to professional "tricky person" Reginald Charming. The PSA prides itself on its "startling and accurate" portrayal of tricky people and was created to educate its viewers on recognizing the traits of a tricky person.

She was 29 years old, and a slave. She'd never been to school and could not read or write. She had been beaten, abused, and humiliated. Except for the few square miles around her home, she knew nothing of the outside world. One spring evening in 1849, she boldly entered into a world she had never seen, in search of a place she'd never been, hoping to find something she'd never known: freedom. Her name was Harriet Tubman and her nickname was Moses.

Pastor Robert Ingstrom fights to save his church. Not from fire or flood or financial ruin, but something far more dangerous: Spiritual death.

A young man intrigued by the Neo-Nazi movement inadvertently takes a time-traveling trip back to the Holocaust and finds himself on a heart-wrenching, eye-opening journey with Anne Frank.

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Remember when Barney and his friends sailed to Coco Island? Or when the wind came long and blew BJ's hat away? Aaaaah, the memories. One look through Barney's Scrapbook and you'll be reminded of some of the best Barney moments ever...complete with 14 wonderful songs. Relive all the fun, all the music and all the purple...in Barney's Scrapbook. It'll be your favorite for years to come.

“Heart Land: A H-Indie Film,” is a comedy of dil (heart) and miti (soil). An Indian-American consultant, Karan, is sent to Texas to save the finances of a Texan farm. Karan is the product of the most prestigious schools and consulting firms. He is all cosmopolitan, all Manhattan and all New York…all the time. In rural Texas, he happens to stick out…quite a bit. Hank, a rugged, man-of-the-earth, conservative Texan farmer hates city folk but must work with Karan to save the farm. Hank can't seem to comprehend how Karan uses spreadsheets, rather than his hands, to make the farm profitable. While working on the project, Karan falls in love with an all-American, sweet, beautiful and tough Texan farm girl: Heather. Heather just happens to be Hank's daughter. And she's fallen in love with Karan as well.

In a world consumed by the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, we find a strange paradox. Rather than happiness - depression; rather than fulfillment - distress. The film Happiness Is A Choice, takes full advantage of the interest the secular world has generated in both its periodicals and media coverage on the subject of depression.

Everybody's got feelings. Join Barney and his friends as they have a tee-rific time exploring different kinds of feelings. Baby Bop learns what to do when she is angry, while BJ fixes a big mistake with some help from his friends. And Riff's happiness machine gives everyone the giggles. With songs and stories, Barney is sure to turn frowns upside down!

Connie Callaway was a bubbly and pretty teenager whose energy and enthusiasm filled the lives of her parents with fun, some heartbreak, and finally with a great sense of pride and joy. Connie and two companions were killed in a Calitornia freeway crash as they journeyed homeward from a Christian camp in the mountains. Through the tragedy shines the brightness that Connie Callaway left behind—a radiant Christian faith that witnessed to her parents, her friends and her classmates. Now, through video, Connie's life touches thousands of others-including yours.