The global film event of the year is coming to Valley Center with a special screening of “58: The Film” at Valley Center Christian Church on November 3 at 7:00 PM.

“58: The Film” is the inspiring true story of the global church in action as it strives to eradicate extreme poverty and create stunning new possibilities for the future. In partnership with some of the world’s largest and most active social justice organizations, the 58: Initiative is challenging the assumption that the poor will always be with us and that nothing can be done to make poverty history.

The 58: Initiative is a Christ-centered global initiative to end extreme poverty. The name comes from Isaiah 58 where God desires that His people carry out a True Fast, one that cares for the poor and oppressed. “58: The Film” will demonstrate how the global church is caring for the poor and the oppressed across the world and what individuals can do to end extreme poverty.

Event Details

What: “58: The Film” screening

Where: Valley Center Christian Church, 1801 E 5th St N, Valley Center, KS 67147

When: 7:00 PM, short discussion of the film to follow

Who: All those who are willing to do everything it takes to end extreme poverty

For more information about this event, contact Mike Simmon at (316) 655-4275 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .


About the 58: Initiative

The 58: Initiative is an unprecedented, action-based, global alliance of Christians, churches and world-class poverty-fighting organizations working together to end extreme poverty in our lifetime by living the True Fast of Isaiah. Leading anti-poverty organizations form the 58: Council based on their extensive experience in various facets of anti-poverty work. Together, these organizations represent $800 million in annual operations, thousands of local partnerships and experience in more than 50 countries. Learn more about “58: The Film,” the 58: Initiative and download the electronic press kit at www.live58.org.