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Eighteen (1974)

Connie Callaway was a bubbly and pretty teenager whose energy and enthusiasm filled the lives of her parents with fun, some heartbreak, and finally with a great sense of pride and joy. Connie and two companions were killed in a Calitornia freeway crash as they journeyed homeward from a Christian camp in the mountains. Through the tragedy shines the brightness that Connie Callaway left behind—a radiant Christian faith that witnessed to her parents, her friends and her classmates. Now, through video, Connie's life touches thousands of others-including yours.
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Connie Callaway was a bubbly and pretty teenager whose energy and enthusiasm filled the lives of her parents with fun, some heartbreak, and finally with a great sense of pride and joy. Connie and two companions were killed in a Calitornia freeway crash as they journeyed homeward from a Christian camp in the mountains. Through the tragedy shines the brightness that Connie Callaway left behind—a radiant Christian faith that witnessed to her parents, her friends and her classmates. Now, through video, Connie's life touches thousands of others-including yours.

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Directed By:Fred Holmes
Written By:Fred Holmes
In Theaters:8/1/1974
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:ECRF Productions, Gospel Films

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