The Gospel

Year: 2005

Runtime: 105 min

Language: English

Director: Rob Hardy

Budget: $4M

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Haunted by a personal tragedy, a man finds his faith and family shattered. Years later, he returns to his hometown and discovers the church he once knew is now facing turmoil. Confronted by old wounds and a bitter rival’s controversial plans for the congregation, he must grapple with painful memories and decide whether redemption or ruin awaits.

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