“Omaha”: Innocence Broken by Economic Injustice
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Cherub Wings: Vol. 6: Never Outta Sight
Using a combination of live action and colorful 3-D animation, this Christian children's series follows the high jinks of a spirited angel named Cherub Wings, who's been commissioned by God to present a variety show that will help kids build their faith. Through songs, stories and interviews, "Never Outta Sight" shows even the littlest children that just because they're not as big as adults, it doesn't mean that God doesn't care about them.
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Using a combination of live action and colorful 3-D animation, this Christian children's series follows the high jinks of a spirited angel named Cherub Wings, who's been commissioned by God to present a variety show that will help kids build their faith. Through songs, stories and interviews, "Never Outta Sight" shows even the littlest children that just because they're not as big as adults, it doesn't mean that God doesn't care about them.
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