The Lost is Found

Year: 1999

Runtime: 30 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard Rich

FamilyAnimation

When people realize their sin, they rejoice in the promise that Jesus will help even the most lost. The film follows three sinners who seek Jesus for hope, healing and forgiveness. Interlacing several New Testament episodes, it shows how Jesus extends boundless mercy to each sinner and gently restores the repentant to the community.

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