The Drop Box: How 500 Abandoned Babies, an Act of Compassion, and a Movie Changed My Life Forever

He traveled to South Korea to film an amazing rescue . . . his own.Brian Ivie was filled with compassion as he read a Los Angeles Times article about Pastor Lee's solution to unwanted newborns in South Korea -- a baby drop box. Brian traveled halfway around the world to film the documentary The Drop Box. But God had even bigger plans. For in the midst of filming the plight of these abandoned and broken babies, Brian realized his own spiritual brokenness. At its heart, this is a story of spiritual orphans -- young and old -- discovering their true identity as children of God.

Brian Ivie is the award-winning director of the documentary The Drop Box and cofounder of Arbella Studios. He recently graduated from The Bryan Singer Division of Critical Studies at the USC School of Cinematic Arts. The published film critic and recreational songwriter became a Christian while working on The Drop Box film. Brian is currently directing a documentary feature on the "Jesus Freaks" of the 1960s and counts himself among them.Ted Kluck is an award-winning, internationally published author of more than a dozen books, including Robert Griffin III: Athlete, Leader, Believer and Why We're Not Emergent: By Two Guys Who Should Be (coauthored with Kevin DeYoung). His journalism has appeared in ESPN The Magazine, Christianity Today, and The Washington Post.