Orlando, Florida's Holy Land Experience, the unique faith-and-family vacation destination where the land of the Bible comes alive, announced the addition of two exciting new original theatrical productions to its 2017 summer lineup.
Five years ago spoken word artist Jefferson Bethke became an overnight YouTube sensation when his four-minute video, Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus, went viral across the digital world, garnering some six millions views within three days of its release. Since then the movie short has been viewed by more than 32 million people around the world, and has become a template of sorts for a radical outreach called New Media Evangelism — using the ever-expanding platform of social social media to share the message of Jesus Christ across the world.
The week leading up to Easter Sunday has always been special at Trinity Broadcasting Network, the world’s largest religious broadcaster and America’s most-watched faith channel. And for good reason: during Holy Week Christians around the world commemorate the Lord Jesus Christ’s suffering, sacrificial death, and glorious resurrection.
Pastor, speaker, and New York Times bestselling author Max Lucado hosts the inspiring four-part Easter series, No Wonder They Call Him the Savior, premiering March 23rd exclusively on the Trinity Broadcasting Network.
This Easter season guests to Orlando's popular Holy Land Experience will enjoy some truly life-changing theatrical productions, including an updated version of the park's popular outdoor Passion drama. Entitled His Story, the award-winning production returns to the streets of Holy Land Experience to offer guests an up-close and unforgettable reenactment of the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
