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Douglas Gresham

Micheal Flaherty

Paul Lauer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Thursday, October 20, 2005 & Thursday November 3, 2005

Narnia Outreach Event

...Movie Sneak Peek Behind the Scenes!



 

Doug Gresham – co-producer of film and stepson of C.S. Lewis
Micheal Flaherty – President of Walden Media (the Narnia film production company) 
Steven Curtis Chapman – Singer, “Inspired By” Narnia soundtrack
Paul Lauer - Founder of Motive Entertainment (leading Faith & Family Narnia Outreach)


Great fiction often carries great truth, and a story told in film can make those truths come alive in powerful ways.

In the soon-to-be released major motion picture, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, churches and church leaders will discover an extraordinary opportunity to bring the truths of the Gospel into their community!

This beloved C.S. Lewis adventure story has been a treasure to children and adults, secular and Christian audiences for more than 50 years. Now a major motion picture by Walt Disney Pictures/Walden Media, the classic tale with powerful messages will have its worldwide film debut on December 9, 2005.

In the CCN broadcast, Narnia Outreach Event, you and your leadership teams will learn how you can use this film as an outreach opportunity and invite your community to explore its messages of reconciliation and forgiveness, love and grace.

Join the film's visionaries in an exclusive experience for leaders in the faith community, and equip your ministry leaders to transform the excitement surrounding the film into life-changing spiritual discussions.

  • View exclusive clips of the movie!

  • Find out how churches, schools and organizations across the country are using the film.

  • Learn about the Narnia resources and materials available FREE of charge!

The Chronicles of Narnia offers you a rare opportunity to reach today's culture. Don’t miss the chance to hear what's at the heart of this remarkable film!

Douglas Gresham is the son of Joy Davidman who later married C.S. Lewis. As a boy, Gresham lived at “The Kilns”, the Oxfordshire home that C.S. Lewis shared with his brother, Warnie and then Davidman. He is author of Lenten Lands: My Childhood with Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis, the true story that inspired the film, Shadowlands.

Micheal Flaherty is President and co-founder of Walden Media (www.walden.com). Walden Media is rooted in the expertise and values of its two founders: Cary Granat, a seasoned film executive, and Michael Flaherty, passionate education reformer. The two longtime friends always shared a belief in the potential power of meaningful entertainment. Before Walden Media, Micheal developed and taught an innovative program to help students from underserved school districts gain acceptance into Boston ’s elite exam schools. His work has been praised in such national publications as The Wall Street Journal and the Boston Globe hailed him as “an entrepreneur in education.” Micheal received his B.A. from Tufts University.

Paul Lauer, founder of Motive Entertainment, pioneering the development, production, sales, marketing, and distribution of teen and family-oriented media and entertainment worldwide for the last 20 years. Lauer is an entrepreneur bringing faith-based and family-friendly films to the market, having most recently designed and executed the highly-successful marketing campaign for Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ for Icon Productions. Lauer managed grass roots outreach campaigns for the Tom Hanks/Robert Zemeckis film, The Polar Express, as well as the upcoming Walden Media/Disney epic series, The Chronicles of Narnia. Lauer is also author of four books, founder and publisher of the award-winning YOU! magazine, as well as Youth Beat. In 1999 he was the Executive Producer of Eternal City, an IMAX-format film on Rome.

 

The views expressed herein do not represent those of the Walt Disney Company, Walden Media, The C.S. Lewis Estate, or the filmmakers, but are rather the views of various organizations who have created this event specifically for leaders in the faith and family community.

THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, NARNIA, and all book titles, characters and locales original thereto are trademarks of C.S. Lewis Pte Ltd. and are used with permission. Images and movie trailer © Disney/Walden.

 

 

Copyright 2005 Church Communication Network Inc. All Rights Reserved


Broadcast Times for October 20th
Pacific
9-10:30A
Mountain
10-11:30A
Central
11-12:30P
Eastern
12-1:30P

Broadcast Times for November 3rd
Pacific
9-10:30A
4:30-6P
6:30-8P
Mountain
10-11:30A
5:30-7P
7:30-9P
Central
11-12:30P
6:30-8P
8:30-10P
Eastern
12-1:30P
7:30-9P
9:30-11P


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“The movie adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe offers an unprecedented evangelistic opportunity. Lewis’ work presents well the good news of Jesus Christ. When the movie comes to the big screen, Christians will have a unique opportunity to share their faith.”

Steve Douglass
President
Campus Crusade for Christ International

“The production of a new series of films faithfully based on the Chronicles of Narnia represents a new way to introduce a whole new generation to C.S. Lewis’s powerful spiritual allegories. Evangelicals have long sought to follow the model of the Apostle Paul who employed 'all possible means that I might save some.' Here is yet another tool that many may find to be effective in communicating the message of Jesus to those who may not respond to other presentations. We hope that many churches will see the opportunity here to reach another part of their community with the story of the not-so-tame Lion who loves and lays down his life to set the children of Adam free from bondage.”

Ted Haggard
President
National Association of Evangelicals

"Word has it, Aslan is on the move,’ is now more than a quote from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. The reality is that a quality film adapted from the great C.S. Lewis book, true to the book’s story and theology, ‘will move’ into millions of hearts and minds starting, this Christmas. We believe God will speak the gospel of Jesus Christ through this film. The Lion of Judah is about to roar. We pray that God's people will invite seeking friends to this film, and then tell them, the rest of the story.”

Lon Allison
Director, Billy Graham Center
Wheaton College