Family Theater Productions
Billboards
Since 1947, Family Theater Productions has conducted a public service national billboard campaign in conjunction with outdoor advertising associations. The underlying message of the campaign, The Family That Prays Together Stays Together ™, coined for Family Theater in 1947, has become a household phrase to millions of Americans. It has accompanied such messages as "God Makes House Calls," "God Listens," "Don't Give Up, Pray. It Works," and "Troubled? Try Prayer!" which have appeared on more than 100,000 billboards in 134 cities in 38 states, and been seen more than 400 million times by passers-by. Its newest designs (below), that have been released since August 31, 2001, have been ordered in record numbers by billboard companies.
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Download Our Billboard Wallpaper
Use one of our powerful messages as the wallpaper on your computer desktop.
PC users:
1) Click on the link that corresponds to the resolution of your screen.
2) Right click on the image that appears in the new window and
choose 'set as wallpaper' from the pull down menu.
Mac users:
1) Click on the link that corresponds to the resolution of your screen.
2) Click and hold the mouse button on the image that appears
in the new window and choose "Save this image as..." from the menu
that pops up.
3) Open the "Appearance" Control Panel, under the Apple
menu items. Click on the tab marked "Desktop" and choose "Place
Picture". Find your image in the window that pops up and double click
it, and click on "Set Desktop."
Behind the Scenes
05/05/08 - Tony Sands directs a scene for Family Theater Productions’ new drama, Assumptions, while Family Theater’s sound engineer, Elli Bazini, holds the boom mike. Sands, Family Theater’s Administrator and a USC film school graduate, also directed Finding Mary. Both films, new episodes of Family Theater Productions’ Manifest Mysteries series, have recently been released for broadcast and are expected to be available in DVD for home and class use in mid-June. »