The Miracle Woman

An ambitious preacher known as 'Sister Fallon' who turns faith into a platform for profit. She captivates followers with charismatic sermons, yet her personal motivations are tested as she confronts the consequences of her manipulation. Her arc moves from self-serving evangelism toward genuine faith and a renewed sense of responsibility.

A blind aviator veteran who wrestles with despair and finds himself drawn to Florence's message. He becomes a moral anchor for the story, ultimately restoring hope through love and perseverance. His journey intertwines with Florence's, culminating in acts of courage and reconciliation.

A calculating promoter who engineers Florence's rise to fame for financial gain. He manipulates events and uses fear and pressure to control both Florence and the congregation, illustrating the corrosive power of greed within religious performance.

The manager who undermines Florence's crusade by threatening to reveal compromising facts for money. His machinations propel the plot toward crisis, culminating in a perceived tragedy that escalates tensions between the characters.

Caregiver to John who provides steadiness and a grounding presence amid the turmoil of Florence's rise and fall. She offers quiet support and moral clarity in pivotal moments.