John Bunyan: The People's Pilgrim
DVD 2016-09-01
The inspiring life story of John Bunyan comes alive in this new docudrama DVD, produced by CTA. Bunyan was put in Bedford county jail for preaching the gospel during a time of great religious persecution. While in prison he wrote The Pilgrim's Progress - one of the most famous and influential literary works in English history. Since its first publication in 1678, it has never been out of print and continues to be popular today with new audiences. Watch as the story of this bold evangelist unfolds, from his personal struggles to triumphs. Discover more about his Christian literary influence and legacy. Journey through his life in historical locations with historians and powerful drama re-enactments.
Written and directed by Gary Wilkinson. Produced by Gary Wilkinson and Malcolm Turner. Presented by Andrew Harrison. Featuring Christopher Hawes as Bunyan and Sarah Mardel as Bunyan's wife. A CTA/Gary Wilkinson Production in association with CWR.
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Bunyan's own pilgrimage, brought to life Thrown in county jail for preaching the gospel during great religious persecution, John Bunyan - the son of a tinker with little education - gets to work and pens The Pilgrim's Progress. One of the most famous and influential literary works in English history, Bunyan's masterpiece has never been out of print since, and continues to teach and inspire countless people today.
This illuminating drama documentary recreates the personal struggles and triumphs of Bunyan's life. Filmed on location in Bedford, London and Newport Pagnell, his remarkable story unfolds and comes alive through narration, re-enactments and historical insight. Discover more about the man behind the classic tale and be encouraged in your own walk with God.
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The inspiring life story of John Bunyan comes alive in this new docudrama DVD, produced by CTA. Bunyan was put in Bedford county jail for preaching the gospel during a time of great religious persecution. While in prison he wrote The Pilgrim's Progress - one of the most famous and influential literary works in English history. Since its first publication in 1678, it has never been out of print and continues to be popular today with new audiences. Watch as the story of this bold evangelist unfolds, from his personal struggles to triumphs. Discover more about his Christian literary influence and legacy. Journey through his life in historical locations with historians and powerful drama re-enactments.
Written and directed by Gary Wilkinson. Produced by Gary Wilkinson and Malcolm Turner. Presented by Andrew Harrison. Featuring Christopher Hawes as Bunyan and Sarah Mardel as Bunyan's wife. A CTA/Gary Wilkinson Production in association with CWR.
Publisher Description
Bunyan's own pilgrimage, brought to life Thrown in county jail for preaching the gospel during great religious persecution, John Bunyan - the son of a tinker with little education - gets to work and pens The Pilgrim's Progress. One of the most famous and influential literary works in English history, Bunyan's masterpiece has never been out of print since, and continues to teach and inspire countless people today.
This illuminating drama documentary recreates the personal struggles and triumphs of Bunyan's life. Filmed on location in Bedford, London and Newport Pagnell, his remarkable story unfolds and comes alive through narration, re-enactments and historical insight. Discover more about the man behind the classic tale and be encouraged in your own walk with God.