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Come Unto Me (2016)

Young Samuel and little Mary are intrigued by the man called John the Baptist, but they can't take the chance of staying in one place long enough to listen to his message. One the run from Roman soldiers, the brother and sister must do whatever it takes to survive. But when they meet a kind woman at a well, she introduces them to her son, Jesus -- and their meeting forever changes their lives.
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Young Samuel and little Mary are intrigued by the man called John the Baptist, but they can't take the chance of staying in one place long enough to listen to his message. One the run from Roman soldiers, the brother and sister must do whatever it takes to survive. But when they meet a kind woman at a well, she introduces them to her son, Jesus -- and their meeting forever changes their lives.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:John Lyde
Written By:Joshua Michael French
In Theaters:3/15/2016
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Mainstay Productions

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John Lyde

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Cooper Johnson

Samuel

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Caddis Adams

Mary

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Shaunna Thompson

Mary

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Darin Scott

Jesus

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