Using mainstream secular films as a starting point
Secular movies are a powerful starting point for sharing the good news.
- Michael Kosmas is a pastor in London, who uses a monthly film discussion club for outsiders to come, watch a significant film, and then discuss spiritual themes within it.
- LiveChurch run a fun outreach called At the Movies, which even includes decorating the church meeting area as, say, Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, or the Bat Cave.
- Such an approach would be hugely strategic for India, where Bollywood movies are a hugely important part of the culture. This could be either in face-to-face meetings as described above, or as online evangelism. The dramatic growth of the film-making industry in Nigeria, termed ‘Nollywood’, provides similar opportunities on that continent.
- Short movie trailers, installed on a mobile phone, are yet another conversation starter.
If are interested in using Manga for evangelism, visit Next Manga. See also our page on digital opportunities for Japan.
And treat yourself to the wonderful Studio Ghibli anime films from Japan. Here’s a taster:
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