Prison Letters
Series Overview
In 62 A.D. Paul has been locked in a Roman prison cell for 2 years. But his circumstances only allow him the necessary time he needs in order to write some of the most important letters ever written. Fast forward to modern day - several unrelated individuals unknowingly carry out and experience the truths written in Paul’s letters. Eventually, they begin learning that these truths… are from God Himself.
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1 Season • 4 Episodes
2022 – Present
Premiered: Tue, Feb 1, 2022
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 4: “Marathon”
A young runner is training for a marathon when the unexpected happens. Then, when all seems lost, she receives extraordinary hope and a new motivation to keep running the race that is in her own life.
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Creative Leadership & Key Crew
David Ham
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David Ham
Director
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What is Prison Letters about?
In 62 A.D. Paul has been locked in a Roman prison cell for 2 years. But his circumstances only allow him the necessary time he needs in order to write some of the most important letters ever written. Fast forward to modern day - several unrelated individuals unknowingly carry out and experience the truths written in Paul’s letters. Eventually, they begin learning that these truths… are from God Himself.
How many seasons does Prison Letters have?
Prison Letters comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Prison Letters?
Key cast members in Prison Letters include Mario Eusebio.
Who created or directed Prison Letters?
Prison Letters was developed and directed by David Ham.