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Maleena: As you may know our daughter Maleena was diagnosed with Leukemia and is healing now. If you want to follow the progress please contact us under the contact tab and we will give you detailed instructions on how you can pray for and follow her progress.  Thank you! Aron and Yvonne


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Who We Are:

Aron and Yvonne Noll are part of the missions work with Campus Crusade for Christ. They help countries that reach out using the Jesus Film by helping to write, direct and produce short dramatic films for evangelism and discipleship.

Some of our short documentaries we produce are available on this website with a direct link to support more of these films on a regular basis.

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Broken Phonebooth Productions

This is a Behind The Scenes Video shot by Aron in the Ukraine showing the work that he does with Broken Phonebooth productions as part of Campus Crusade for Christ's (Cru) "Jesus Film" Film Production department. The film  that this video was about was used in public schools to get students to stay off of drugs and to introduce them to Jesus. The "drug dealers" and smoking are all part of the acting in the video and are not condoned by any means. When the director mentions not making films for Christians he is talking about making sure that we use these films to specifically reach out in our evangelism work effectively and not to ignore our intended audience.

Welcome to our site and to our lives

You can get to know us by looking around our website. Our lives are very busy and interesting. We love serving Jesus and are being used by him to shoot films all around the world. Please contact us below through the Google Talk Button below or on the contact page on this website.  Thanks...The Nolls!

More about the Jesus Film' Film Production Group and the Broken Phonebooth Production Ministry:

Remember the end of the film Titanic? Now imagine this: The two main characters, floating out in the middle of the sea, declare their undying love. Then, suddenly, they decide to pray the sinner’s prayer, right before turning to the screen and saying (in unison), “You can pray to receive Jesus too, RIGHT NOW!”

The film would have flopped. No matter how truthful the message was, or how much people needed to hear it, audiences would have rejected it. The truth is, today’s media-savvy culture is turning away from traditional methods of communicating the Christian message of God’s love and forgiveness. They often don’t want to attend Christian seminars, or read a Christian book (let alone the Bible) and they aren’t interested in hearing a sermon in church. It seems like these lines of communication are… broken.

So what can we do? The not-so-simple answer is…we need to communicate truth to them in a way they will accept–their “heart-language.” Okay, so…how do we do this?

One thing that people everywhere are drawn to is stories, and visual stories in particular. They love them, they dissect them, they talk about them endlessly…they can’t get enough of them. But that’s not all—now, more than ever, stories have the power to help them form their values and beliefs about what’s important and what they really care about.

The JESUS Film Project, realizing both the power of story to communicate and the increasing sophistication of the global audience, decided to create the New Media department. Broken Phonebooth Productions, formed in 2008, is a team within New Media.

As Broken Phonebooth Productions, we represent many years of professional education and experience in media production, as well as years of direct field ministry. Now, armed with the best in state-of-the-art production equipment, we’re using our skills and gifts of visual storytelling to communicate biblical truth in a way that people can accept—their “heart language.”

Our mission is twofold—one, we want to make films that generate thought and discussion, helping to move an unbelieving audience closer to accepting truth of the Gospel. Two, we desire to make discipleship- based films that help Christians learn how to walk more closely with God. To date, we have filmed, or assisted in filming, several of these story-based tools all over the world.

Our goal is simple—we want people to hear, consider, and eventually accept the truth of the Bible. We make films that do just that.