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Everything we have filmed, in one place — the documentary series on the city where Paul was born, and short films about the gathering itself.
Documentary series · TarsusGospel
The Gospel That Began in Tarsus
A documentary series drawn from the TarsusGospel library, one chapter at a time. Each episode continues where the last one ended. Every claim keeps its register — Scripture, tradition or scholarship; scenes marked “Dramatised reconstruction” are illustrations, not footage.
Episode 1
No Mean City
Tarsus, and the silent years of St Paul
The city where Paul was born — the river Cydnus, the Cilician Gates, the mound of Gözlükule, a city of Stoic teachers — and the nearly ten years between Damascus and Antioch that the sources leave in silence.
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The City That Called Them Christians
Antioch, and the first journey
Barnabas brings Saul to Antioch on the Orontes, and from that city the first missionary journey goes out: Cyprus, where Saul becomes Paul; Perga; Pisidian Antioch; Iconium; Lystra; Derbe — and the road home not taken.
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The Cilician Gates
The second journey, and the last walk through Tarsus
The road out of Antioch after the Council of Jerusalem: the quarrel that split Paul from Barnabas, the choice of Silas, and the march west through the Cilician plain, past Paul's own city and up into the mountain pass the ancients called the Cilician Gates — then Lystra, Timothy, and a harbour facing Europe.
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Letters from the Road
The third journey, and the man who worked with his hands
From the crossing into Europe to the years that produced the letters: Corinth and the tentmaker's trade, the proconsul Gallio and the one firm date in Paul's life, the letter to Thessalonica, Ephesus and its riot — and the voyage home to Jerusalem that he made knowing what waited there.
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Short films
The gathering, and the city
A few quiet minutes on Tarsus and on St Paul Global Week itself.
New episodes appear first on the channel. The library behind the series is at tarsusgospel.com/documentary. The Feast Day live broadcast →
