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An alliance with the nonprofit, Come and See, will make it possible for “The Chosen” to be translated into 600 languages. Series creator Dallas Jenkins says the partnership is “gasoline on the fire” of what is already happening through "The Chosen." 

Cast members from hit series “The Chosen” are partnering with the Hallow app to lead an Advent prayer challenge. Actors who are participating include Jonathan Roumie (Jesus), George Harrison Xanthis (John the Evangelist), and Elizabeth Tabish (Mary Magdalene).

Acclaimed screenwriter, director and film critic Paul Schrader expressed his admiration for the series “The Chosen,” which just released the first two episodes of Season 3 in theaters. Schrader is an Oscar nominee and wrote the screenplay for Martin Scorsese's “Taxi Driver."

The first two episodes of Season 3 of "The Chosen" had a strong debut in theaters Friday, Nov. 18. The hit series portraying the life of Jesus ranked third for how much money it grossed over the weekend, coming in behind “The Menu" and “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever."

The first two episodes of the third season of "The Chosen" are set for a 12-day run in theaters across the U.S. beginning Friday (Nov. 18). The TV series has been viewed nearly a half-billion times through its app.

“The Chosen” director, Dallas Jenkins, once again addressed the recent controversy surrounding the Season 3 trailer and explained how he responds to criticism that is based on false assumptions.

On Tuesday, director for “The Chosen” Dallas Jenkins addressed recent criticism of the show's Season 3 trailer, wherein Jesus delivers a line that some believed was a paraphrase of a verse from the Book of Mormon. 

The successful Christian drama, “The Chosen,” cleared up a misconception that the show is produced by Mormons on Facebook this week following a brewing uproar about the show's roots and backing.