passion

A simple retelling of the story of the first Easter.

Illustrated retellings of two Bible stories for children that tell about the birth and death of Jesus Christ.

A collection of poems which tells the story of the first Easter.

Flea, the least significant member of a gang of teens who sleep next to the Temple walls in first-century Jerusalem, witnesses Christ's passion and resurrection, torn between Jude, who protects Flea and employes him to run errands, and a brutal Roman spy determined to uncover the truth about "the Magician.".

Brother, Sister, and Honey Bear know more about Easter candy than Easter itself until their Sunday School teacher, Missus Ursula, takes them to see a passion play performed by another class.

Text and illustrations look at why Easter is a special time.

Written to help the viewer understand the many theological and artistic elements of the movie. It presents a fascinating scene-by-scene analysis of this unforgettable film experience.

Raises questions about the nature of contemporary (postmodern) culture and points to the distorting influence of many of the characteristics of this culture on the presentation of Mel Gibson of the story of the passion of Christ. Overall it finds the film severly lacking as a presentation of Christian faith.

Recalls how Jesus taught people to love, how he was crucified for his teachings, and how his resurrection brought hope to the world.

A collection of poems which tells the story of the first Easter.