The producers of The Chosen, the successful series about the life of Jesus, have opened registration to watch, free of charge, the special Christmas episode titled The messengers.
This is the “Christmas with The Chosen” campaign, which offers organizations in Latin America, such as schools, parishes, companies, etc., “access to an exclusive Christmas episode, at no cost,” they indicated in an email. sent to ACI Prensa.
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The episode, they explained, “explores the birth of Jesus from the perspective of Mary and Joseph, and will be available with Spanish dubbing.”
In that sense, the creator of The Chosen, Dallas Jenkins, states that this episode “offers a fresh and authentic perspective on the story of Jesus’ birth, bringing communities together to reflect and celebrate in a meaningful way.”
In the email, it is indicated that “institutions interested in participating must register before December 8, 2024, through the official website https://thechosenlatino.tv/navidad-2024/”.
Those who register “will be able to hold their events between December 1, 2024 and January 7, 2025. A detailed step-by-step guide is available on the platform that facilitates the registration process.”
The Chosen is one of the most watched shows in the world with more than 250 million viewers. It is “a historical drama based on the life of Jesus (played by Jonathan Roumie), told through the eyes of those who knew him.”
So far, “the Christmas special has already reached more than 7,000 registrations, far exceeding the numbers for 2023 and marking the growing popularity of the initiative,” say the organizers.
Eduardo Berdejo
Professional in Social Communication from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Peru, I have more than 20 years of experience in Catholic digital journalism. As part of ACI Prensa I have been sent to cover Pope Francis’ trips to Cuba, Mexico, Colombia and Peru, in addition to the Synodality Synod in the Vatican in 2023.