

S2:25 | The Unexpected Impact of the Chosen Watch Party (ft. Jeremy and Naomi Wan)
Sep 21, 2025
Join Jeremy Wan, a software engineer and Berkeley alum, and Naomi Wan, a program manager, as they delve into their experiences with a Chosen Watch Party at Berklee College. They share insights on effective student leadership, empowering peers through low-prep events, and innovative tactics for attracting attendees like movie ticket incentives. The Wans highlight the impact of authentic discussions and the importance of presenting the gospel. Their strategies for engaging students, from tabling at move-ins to tailored promotions, offer valuable lessons for campus outreach.
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High-Quality Media Lowers Barriers
- The Chosen functions as a low‑barrier Bible study because of its cinema-quality visuals.
- High production value reduces guest anxiety and invites curiosity about Jesus.
Pre-Work: 3-2-1 Countdown
- Create buzz early using compelling posters and clear messaging about why students should attend.
- Communicate details promptly and cast a wide net with tabling, chalking, and social outreach.
Prioritize Outreach Over Execution
- Spend more time on pre-event outreach than on execution; the playbook reduces prep so you can focus on invitations.
- Use specific channels like Clearstream, GroupMe, and scheduled reminders to avoid last-minute notices.