Religious Edutainment

Religious Edutainment is that genre which seeks to teach children (and sometimes adults) the tenets and values of their religion. (Or at the very least, their care-givers' religion.) The name shares a root with a portmanteau of Education and Entertainment, and shares many of the same tropes.

Examples of Religious Edutainment include:

Christian

• Adventures in Odyssey
• The Apocalypse series
• The Babylon Rising series
• Bibleman
• Chick Tracts
• The Children of the Last Days series
• The Christ Clone Trilogy
• The Chronicles of Narnia
• Davey and Goliath
• The Dragon Keeper Chronicles
• The Flying House
• The Gospel Bill Show
• The Left Behind book series
• Lenny and Sid
• Superbook
• Veggie Tales
• The 700 Club
• The "Eternal Word Television Network" (a Roman Catholic network) has entire blocks of programming aimed at children (e.g, The Friar) and teenagers (e.g., Life on the Rock).
• JOT
• Adventures from the Book of Virtues
• Osamu Tezuka's In The Beginning: Bible Stories.
• The Greatest Adventure Stories from the Bible
• Injil Hidup Berkemenangan
• The Underground Zealot series.

Hindu

• The Return of Hanuman

Jewish

• Shari Lewis and her puppets Lamb Chop, Charley Horse and Hush Puppy
  • Lamb Chop's Special Chanukah (in 1995)
  • Shari's Passover Surprise (in 1996)
• The Israeli version of Sesame Street, which was recorded in English and featured many American Jews on the show
• The Magic Door
• Rugrats had a couple of episodes centered on Hannukah and Passover.

Muslim

• The 99
• Para Pencari Tuhan
• Tomorrows Pioneers

Other

• Oracle of Tao. It's teaching a strange syncretic religion (a mixture of at least three religions). But mostly Taoism, as the name implies.