Next Wave International™ is a faith-based communications group which is training organizations to engage the future & move society forward in a positive direction. Founder / Director: Mal Fletcher
NOTE: This TV series is still in development and will feature interviews with Dr Tom Sine, Dr Tony Campolo and others, alongside those previewed on this page.
This page is for preview purposes only. The full, finished graphics have not yet been added to the programmes.
TV Interview
Engaging Society's Future Today
Watch Mal Fletcher's challenging interview with renowned (and sometimes controversial) Christian activist, social campaigner & leader Steve Chalke, MBE. How might Christians best respond to the problems of post-modern society? How involved should Christians become in the political scene?
Watch now: Click here. (WMV streaming video format - 37 mins)
TV Interview
The Generations They Are A Changing
Watch Mal Fletcher's thought-provoking interview with renowned author, theologian and cultural commentator Winkie Pratney. What are the special challenges facing each of the major generations of our time? In particular, how will the young reshape the world?
Watch now: High or Low quality. (WMV streaming video format - 30 mins)
TV Interview
The World Of 2020
Watch Mal Fletcher's intriguing interview with Dr. Patrick Dixon, Europe's leading futurist. What does the future hold for the internet? What is a futurist and why should we listen to them? Should we fear new technologies?
Watch now: High or Low quality version (WMV streaming video format -- 30 mins.)
Special Feature
Trailer From NEW Series of 'EDGES w/ Mal Fletcher'
Watch this special preview from the new 10-part series of 'EDGES with Mal Fletcher' documentaries. This trailer is taken from the programme on 'The Human Face of HIV/AIDS'. For more 'EDGES', visit edges.tv.
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EDGES is very helpful and informative from the Bible's point of view. Do please keep up the good work. Annie, India
I am in full agreement with the article on Ageusm. Sadly, this attitude to the so-called elderly can be seen in the 'new breed' church. Whilst it is wonderful to see young people coming to church, there's a danger that they are being promoted in such a way that more mature Christians are left feeling excluded... Anne, United Kingdom
Mal, I'm from Germany but the last time we met was in Johannesburg during the Rhema Conference... I identify with what you are doing & hope it encourages to let you know that there are folks praying for you. Ben, Germany
