Mary's ordinary life took an extraordinary turn when she agreed to become the Mother of God. Follow her story in . . .

Mary: The Mother of God

She was a humble girl from an ordinary Jewish family.  Yet Mary came to be exalted as the Daughter of Zion, the Mother of the God, and the Queen of Heaven.  All because this simple girl said a simple word: Yes. Follow Mary's extraordinary journey on location in Israel, Turkey and Greece, with popular Catholic author and speaker Stephen Ray as your guide.

Together, you'll travel the dusty paths that took Mary to the heart of the salvation story. You'll clearly understand the Mary's Immaculate Conception, her ministry of intercession, her Assumption into Heaven and more. All in an energized, high-impact adventure that's a travel documentary, biography, Bible study, apologetics course and Church history study! A comprehensive Study Guide included. Join the adventure!

Mary Study Guide in pdf format (copyrighted: but limited copies can be made for group studies with use of the video or DVD)

Lesson Plans for Teachers to use in Classrooms download freely for your use.

Steve Wood's Review of Mary, Mother of God

National Catholic Register's Review of Mary, Mother of God

Was Mary from the Priestly Line?

Viewer's Comments:

"Dear Steve,
I am the mother of 5 wonderful children and the wife to a wonderful US Marine. We homeschool our children and are currently living in Okinawa Japan. I just wanted to tell you how much our family loves the Footprints of God series. Even my little 2 year old loves them, he will sit and watch the whole thing! I just noticed that there are lesson plans and study guides for these. They will come in handy next year for my 11th grader as we study Church History!! We are having our first homeschooling fair here this spring and I am going to be telling all of our moms about the guides and plans available for the DVD's! Thank you for your wonderful work!!!!!"
In Christ,
Cheryl

"Thank you so much! We have already started your Footprints of God series and are really enjoying it. We like the connections you make between the Old and New Testament, the unique bits of information you give (i.e., showing the Adam tree, the burning bush at St. Catherine's monastery, etc.), showing the different locations Bible figures would have walked, and your "hands on" style throughout the videos (mixing bricks with your feet, wading into the Nile, riding a camel, etc). It helps us feel like we are right there. We truly appreciate it all!"
Blessings on you and your family!
Catherine