BRINER INSTITUTE IMPACT UPDATE

Breaking Ground in Faith-Based Entertainment!

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What if the Exodus story was told through the lens of modern documentary-style comedy? That's exactly what's happening with The Promised Land, a groundbreaking new series from some veterans of The Chosen. This innovative show reimagines the epic biblical narrative as a mockumentary – think The Office meets Parks and Recreation set in ancient Egypt.

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Why This Matters:

• Reaches younger, unchurched audiences through relatable humor

• Maintains biblical truth while breaking new creative ground

• Creates opportunities for cultural conversations about faith

Your Impact in Action: The Briner Institute collected donor monies of $1,464.99 in September, helping to launch this visionary project. Producer Richie Johns shares from the set in St. George, Utah: “The Promised Land Series is grateful for the Briner Institute’s support. Much like how Moses led the Israelites through the wilderness, we are inspired by Briner’s vision of ‘doing good’ and positively influencing society. Their partnership empowers us to share the story of Exodus with humor and meaning, bringing hope and light to a new generation of viewers”.

Double Impact: Two Ways You are Changing Culture

• The Promised Land Series

  • Production actively underway in Utah

  • Created by proven faith-based filmmakers

  • Innovative approach to Biblical storytelling

• Roaring Lambs Updated Book

  • Briner Institute edition nearly complete

  • Fresh cover and interior design

  • Foreword by Dr Douglas Groothuis

  • Timeless message for today's creators

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