Here are several resources for those who wish to study Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress.Pilgrim's Progress
- Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Part I ebook, no images
- Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Part I pdf, few images (1678)
- Pilgrim's Progress Part II pdf (1684)
- Young People's Pilgrim's Progress, Part I, (1914) includes explanations and study questions at the end of each chapter. I cannot find a similar book for Part II, if you know of one, please notify me!
- The Child's Pilgrim's Progress, Part First (1860) adapted for school children
- The Child's Pilgrim's Progress, Part Second, Christiana and Her Children (1860) adapted for school children
Teacher Helps
Study Helps
- **Recommend: Cottage lectures, or, The Pilgrim's progress practically explainedBy Charles Overton (1849)
- Commentary on each chapter download individual pdf's
- Coloring Book download individual pdf's
- Map of Pilgrim's Progress JPG (vertical, black and white)
- **Color Map (printer friendly pdf) vertical map
- Circular Map (.JPG shown left)
Movie
Part 1 of 12 parts, visit YouTube to view the remaining parts.
Or Purchase the Movie
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Thanks so much for sharing this link on my blog. You've got a wealth of resources here. I love the videos and the coloring pages. We read Dangerous Journey. I had no idea there were videos to go with it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see so many resources on PP. My kids had the videos and game. I absolutely love this story and have read it through many times. I will find myself thinking of scenes that correspond with my life. I feel that John Bunyan was inspired and much the same way as the Bible (maybe because it was based on God's Word), new insight is gained each time I read it. I just received a wall hanging scene for Christmas. If I could find enough material, and convince my husband, I would have a Pilgrim's Progress themed room!
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