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Reply to "VIDEO, "THEATER", A-V Workshop lessons and ideas for the Road to Emmaus"

Neil MacQueenWebmaster and Writer Supporting Member!

Originally Posted by Maureen Lefebvre:

This is our video lesson using the DVD "Road to Emmaus". ......

Thanks for posting your lesson Maureen!

I have attached my OUTLINE to the Road to Emmaus video.

With 30 minutes of Jesus mostly talking to two guys, it runs a little long for some kids. In my attached outline, I suggest a 7 minute section to skip.

Updated: Thanks to Luanne who added the ten chapter notations to the outline.

Misc Notes:

You can buy the individual Road to Emmaus DVD from visionvideo.com.

The full length version can also be previewed on YouTube at https://youtu.be/vepBqHvZ0Xs

This video features Bruce Marciano as Jesus, the same guy who did the Visual Bible's "Matthew" video. This is not a re-edit of that movie.

Neil

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