Individual episodes in SD of the award-winning DVD for this popular introduction to the Christian faith.
Part of the Christianity Explored series.
These episodes are in Standard Definition and are suitable for playing on smaller screens, laptops, tablets, ipads and mobile devices. Each episode is between 80-100Mb.
Christianity Explored gives people time and space to discover the best news they've ever heard. Over seven interactive sessions, as they explore Mark's Gospel, people find out who Jesus is, why he came, and what it means to follow him.
Written by Barry Cooper, co-writer of the original Christianity Explored course, and presented by gifted evangelist, Rico Tice, on location across the UK.
Also available with English subtitles
1. Good news
2. Identity
3. Sin
4. The Cross
5. Resurrection
6. Grace
Day Away part 1: The Sower
Day Away part 2: James and John
Day Away part 3: Herod
7. Come and Die
| Contributors | Christianity Explored |
|---|---|
| Format | Video files |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company/CE |
We regularly use CE, and when two Polish ladies wanted to do it, we knew one lady would need translation throughout. This resource has been brilliant for her to access the material in a manageable way. Her daughter, the other lady, can relay the ideas in the discussion and her responses.
The fact that it's downloadable is great - instantly available - and it looks fine on the big screen, even though I downloaded the lower definition. I asked whether the Polish subtitles matched well and I was told that they do! I compressed the files in my documents and they're still perfect, and then moved them to a memory stick so that they're available for my colleague and they're still absolutely fine.
Unfortunately, the only Polish handbook available is the old format (10 session) course, however many of the questions match. I delayed purchasing this as it's not a perfect match. When I did so, as the provider had to order it in themselves, there was a delay in getting it. It was further delayed because they received the wrong translation, which suggests that these products are not widely used or handled by the providers.
I would definitely recommend this product.
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