Asbury TV

Asbury at the Olympics - Whistler Natalie Clements brings us a look at the village of Whistler, British Columbia, host to the alpine skiing, snowboarding, and sliding events.	Asbury at the Olympics - Chinatown See how visitors from all over the world are celebrating the Chinese New Year while in Vancouver for the Games.	Asbury at the Olympics - Olympic Activities There's a lot more to do at the Olympics than just watch the athletes.
Asbury at the Olympics - Biking Cycling is a very popular way of getting around Vancouver. Find out why in this report from Janelle Gore.	Asbury at the Olympics - Burgoo A Vancouver restaurant that features food from all over the world, including Kentucky.	Asbury at the Olympics - Torch Run Janelle talks about the Olympic Torch Relay and interviews some excited Vancouver residents about hosting the Games.
Asbury at the Olympics - Opening Ceremony Janelle Gore has the story of Adam Wilson, a resident of nearby Nicholasville, is working to broadcast the opening ceremony from Vancouver.	The Asbury College Cornerstone Project The Cornerstone Project: Scripture, Holiness, Stewardship & Mission.	Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 1 Walden's stated mission is to recapture curiosity and to rekindle curiosity. How do you attempt this?
Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 2 What sort of content does a Walden film contain that other family friendly films might not?	Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 3 Is it true that your favorite scene in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the Father Time scene? Is this true and why?	Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 4 Other than the kids, who is your favorite character in the Narnia story? Why that character?
Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 5 Do you have a favorite book from the series? Is there a particular spiritual lesson you've learned from that book?	Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 6 How do the dark portions of the story add to the overall redemptive nature of the series?	Engaging Culture Weekend - Micheal Flaherty - 7 Are there particular redemptive themes that you are looking for in books to turn into movies?