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In recent years, your support has helped transition The Holy Post from a hobby for everyone involved into an organization that is making a real difference in the lives of thousands and shifting the cultural conversation about faith. We are now making strategic decisions about how The Holy Post can help even more people think Christianly in our post-Christian culture.

As part of our strategic planning, we want to update you about some changes to The Movie Proposal podcast. We know that many of you have enjoyed The Movie Proposal and have supported its continuation, just as we have loved making it! The challenge has been determining where this show for movie fans fits into the larger mission of The Holy Post.

The good news is that The Movie Proposal will continue! In cooperation with Josh Lindsay, we’ve decided to transfer the show into his capable care. So, going forward, Josh will be taking over all things Movie Proposal. The podcast will continue on the same feed, so if you’re a subscriber you won’t miss a thing. However, we encourage you to continue to support The Movie Proposal by going to TheMovieProposal.com and clicking "Support Us.”

At The Holy Post, we believe that movies and art can help us understand God and our world—Phil Vischer is a filmmaker, after all! And while we had fun making The Movie Proposal, we concluded that investing more resources into that project would require neglecting others that are more central to our mission at this stage in The Holy Post’s development. We have many new projects on the horizon, and we’re excited to share those with you soon.

As always, thanks for your support.

Comments

Bethany

Sad to hear that but happy to support the Movie Proposal

Dianna Park

I recently began supporting the Holy Post -and that was partly because of the Movie Proposal. Thanks for providing such helpful dialogue! I am re-thinking and learning so much in the past couple of years about Theology, History and Politics. I’ll soon be 78 yrs. old and do not ever want to NOT be open to learning and growing - something that doesn’t always make me popular with peers that don’t want some things to change - lol.