Born into nobility in 1700, Count Zinzendorf put aside a life of wealth, politics and privilege to follow Gods call. He established a refugee settlement for persecuted Christians who experienced a powerful outpouring of the Holy Spirit, leading to a passionate concern for mission. They set the stage for the modern missionary movement.

(1) Prophet of the Heart Follows the young Count during his early years when he first allowed refugees to settle on his lands, leading up to the Moravian Renewal of 1727.

(2) Count Without Borders Profiles the pioneering movement that sent missionaries to distant lands. These missionaries would inspire later leaders such as William Carey.

(3) New Heart, New World Zinzendorf visits America with much fanfare in 1742, turning his attention to native Americans. He attempts to organize an ecumenical movement.

(4) The Pilgrim Comes Home Controversy erupts in Germany, and Zinzendorfs movement experiences a period of self-correction. Theologians, historians, and modern Moravians reflect on the impact of Zizendorfs life and thought. Includes 32-page resource guide in pdf.

Duration: 1hr 40mins