How are people followed up after a "JESUS" film showing?

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  • How are people followed up after a "JESUS" film showing?
  • How do I find out if the "JESUS" film is translated into a specific language?
  • What biblical translation was used for the script in the movie?
  • How biblically accurate is the film?
  • Why was Jesus depicted with light skin?
  • Why was Jesus depicted with long hair?
  • Was the actor who played Jesus a Christian?
  • Why were the nails in Jesus' wrists and not hands in the crucifixion scene?
  • Why was the film based on the Gospel of Luke?
  • Who did the musical score of the film?
  • How is it explained when members of the audience think the actors are real and that they actually speak their language?
  • Why is there no crown of thorns in the film?
  • Why wasn't Simon of Cyrene depicted as a black man?
  • Are there parts of the film that are taken from books of the Bible other than the Book of Luke?
  • Should the film be shown to children?
  • How much of the Scripture in the film is verbatim and how much is paraphrased or summarized? How much additional dialog exists?
  • Why is there an Old Testament introduction to the "JESUS" film?
  • What rating has the Motion Picture Association of America given to the film?

At the end of each "JESUS" film showing, "JESUS" film team workers and local pastors gather new believers to pray and instruct them in their new faith. The gospel is clarified and viewers are given the opportunity to indicate their decisions to follow Christ. Names and addresses of those who choose Jesus are documented. Local church members then coordinate Bible studies and offer invitations to local church services. If no church exists, one is often created.

More than 5,000 "JESUS" film workers worldwide show the film an average of three times a week. Individuals and ministries partner with The JESUS Film Project to show the film around the world. Each ministry incorporates the film in their ongoing missions and church-planting efforts. As "JESUS" film workers, denominations, missions agencies, and local church leaders work together, new believers grow in their faith.