Christian entertainment powerhouse Wonder Project has unveiled its initial slate of projects ahead of the launch of the company’s subscription offering on Amazon Prime Video.
Variety has learned exclusively that Wonder Project will release a range of originals throughout the rest of 2025 as well as offer subscribers what they have dubbed “Edited Versions of Movie Favorites.” The latter means that movies available via the subscription will be available as is or as TV-edited versions as would typically be shown on broadcast or basic cable. The feature is meant to highlight Wonder Project’s commitment to family co-viewing.
Wonder Project’s original programming includes: the music documentary “For King & Country: No Turning Back;” the docuseries “Redemption,” about the 2024 Ohio State football team’s 2024 championship season; and an untitled holiday special hosted by Little Big Town’s Kimberly Schlapman.
Full details on the originals can be found below.
Wonder Project has also released a brand trailer, which features a first look at the upcoming series “It’s Not Like That” starring Scott Folery and Erinn Hayes. The full trailer can be seen below.
As previously reported, the Wonder Project subscription will be available via Prime Video starting Oct. 5. That is also the premiere date for Season 2 of the hit series “House of David,” which will be available exclusively to Wonder Project subscribers at first before becoming available to all Prime Video members at a later date.
Along with “House of David,” titles that will be available via the Wonder Project subscription at launch will include shows such as: “Mr. Bean,” “Party of Five,” “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sherlock,” “The Conners,” and “The Mysterious Benedict Society.”
Subscribers will also have access to films such as: “American Underdog,” “Dead Poets Society,” “Friday Night Lights,” “Jesus Revolution,” “Lincoln,” “My Girl,” “Rudy,” “The Sandlot,” “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” and “The Sound of Music.”
Upcoming Originals
Redemption
Premiere month: October
Format: Limited docu-series
Logline: More than football. More than a national championship. Redemption tells the story of how faith, brotherhood and perseverance defined The Ohio State football team’s unforgettable 2024 season.
for KING + COUNTRY: No Turning Back
Premiere month: November
Format: Documentary
Logline: The powerful true story of Joel and Luke Smallbone, the Australian music duo and four-time Grammy Award winners. In this intimate documentary, the Smallbones pull back the curtain on their extraordinary journey from Australia to America, through nearly a decade of failed starts, industry rejections, personal health struggles and navigating the ever-changing world of music.
A Winter’s Song
Premiere month: November
Format: Feature Film
Logline: A struggling musician takes a leap of faith and travels to Armenia for the first time, hoping to reignite her passion. Swept up in its rich culture, music and traditions, she finds herself on an unexpected journey—one that will challenge her heart, redefine her dreams and change her life forever.
Christmas special hosted by Kimberly Schlapman (title TBA)
Premiere month: December
Format: Special
Logline: In this heartwarming Christmas special, Little Big Town’s Kimberly Schlapman gathers her closest friends and family to help highlight her favorite holiday traditions. Featuring special guest appearances and performances from Nashville to Dollywood, she invites viewers to celebrate the memories and moments that bring us together.
Fighting Spirit: A Combat Chaplain’s Journey
Premiere month: December
Format: Documentary
Logline: When the remains of Army combat chaplain and POW Emil Kapaun are identified after 70 years, a younger former chaplain embarks on a journey to greet them—and is inspired by the stories of the 419 fallen heroes of this unique calling.
Adventure in Wonder
Premiere month: December
Format: Limited docu-series
Logline: Adventure in Wonder follows the Melton family as they embark on a transformative sailing journey along Croatia’s stunning coastline, seeking to reconnect with each other and rediscover wonder in an increasingly disconnected world.
