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Finding Jesus (2020)
Join faith-fueled friends, Muggles and Joy, as they visit the beautiful Finding Jesus Bay, a place where Christian stories are told night and day. Guided by the sea's best storyteller, Professor Shark, they hear all about the endless kindness and boundless love of their Creator.
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Join faith-fueled friends, Muggles and Joy, as they visit the beautiful Finding Jesus Bay, a place where Christian stories are told night and day. Guided by the sea's best storyteller, Professor Shark, they hear all about the endless kindness and boundless love of their Creator.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Jason Wright
In Theaters:12/29/2020
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:WOWNow Entertainment
Cast
Jason Wright
Director
Angie Gillespie
Narrator / Joy (voice)
KJ Schrock
Professor Shark / Boo Cakes / Mr Sushi (voice)
Victor Merchan
Henry (voice)
Sarah Taylor
Muggles / Delfi / Scales / Snaps (voice)
Lizzy Carter-Burns
Fizzy (voice)
Darren Richardson
Pickles (voice)
Lanny Norris
Orbit / Button (voice)
Jerry Davis
Mr Flips (voice)
Aidan McCreary
Pete (voice)
Tina Shuster
Rosie / Mrs Wuddly / Fizzy / Bitsy / Patty (voice)
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