Hamilton A. Vaughn a former promoter, better known as HAV, experiences a life changing incident that catapults him to the forefront of prominent Mission Church. There he meets an old friend Faith; as well as AJ, son of the retiring Bishop, who is less than pleased with the appointment of Hamilton and is determined to oust the new overseer no matter what the costs. Hav Faith is a modern day telling of the story of Joseph; where against all odds, obstacles and over-zealous evildoers; we should always Hav Faith in the Most High God to bring us out.
Howard Bell IV
Director
Terron Brooks
Hamilton a. Vaughn
Hayden Gael Barnes
Church Goer, Child
Percy Bell
Cortez Dixon
Akintunde
Nate Junior
Santiago Cirilo
Sans Tavares
Xamon Glasper
Anthony James
Micah Lynn Hanson
Jessica Norman
Howard Bell
Miles Dizzy
Sharita Bell
Yvette Nolan
Latoria Clay
Keke Lewis
Morgan Collier
Simone Claiborne
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