USING THE FILM LIBRARY
You or your group can borrow an audiovisual from the Church World Service Film & Video Library. We provide an online order form to make it quick and easy. If you prefer, you can print out this form and fax or mail it to us.

You can also submit an order by phone or email. If you use these options, be sure to include your:

• name
• address (street address necessary)
• phone number
• the titles you want to borrow
• the dates you want to use them
  

We ship most of our audiovisuals by U.P.S. so be sure to include a street address. If you also have a P.O. Box please include that, too, as we send our confirmation by regular mail. If you order using our on-line form, we will respond and let you know what audiovisuals are available and which are not. Reserve the title or titles you want as early as possible. They're popular. So we suggest you order six weeks to a month in advance. And we'll always send you a written confirmation as soon as your request is scheduled.

PLEASE NOTE that we can only ship our videos to an address in the United States.

This on-line listing contains most of our newer audiovisuals and a few of our older, more popular pieces. We also publish a catalog of many of the audiovisuals available from the Church World Service Film & Video Library. For a free copy of our catalog, contact us or use our catalog order form.

IT'S FREE...
The only cost to you when you borrow one of our free-loan videos is the shipping or return postage you pay to send it back. Because our videos and films are often tightly scheduled, we do ask that you ship them back NO LATER THAN THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY after your scheduled screening via United Parcel Service or Priority Mail.

THINGS YOU CAN'T DO!
Our free-loan audiovisuals may NOT be duplicated, edited, or exhibited for a fee. Except where noted, they may NOT be broadcast via TV or cable without written permission from the producer or distributor. Space doesn't permit us to list the producer or distributor for each piece in our library. If you need that information on a particular video or film, please contact the Church World Service Film & Video Library.

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