Entertainment-education in India

High School students wait to see the Hindi version of our film on marriage. Almost all of the viewers were non-Christian – the film has proven that we

can embed Christian principles into a dramatic film in India and people will be reached. This concept is called Entertainment-Education and is one of the approaches we (Dan & Chris) have been using for some time.

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Entertainment-education in India

High School students wait to see the Hindi version of our film on marriage. Almost all of the viewers were non-Christian – the film has proven that we

can embed Christian principles into a dramatic film in India and people will be reached. This concept is called Entertainment-Education and is one of the approaches we (Dan & Chris) have been using for some time.

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