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Mysterious Cabin (1973)
A group of kids discover that an abandoned cabin has suddenly come alive with a mysterious person whom they suspect is a drug pusher. They discover that even though they were fooled by the identity of the intruder, God is never fooled, and knows our hearts, our sin, and our need of His Son.
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A group of kids discover that an abandoned cabin has suddenly come alive with a mysterious person whom they suspect is a drug pusher. They discover that even though they were fooled by the identity of the intruder, God is never fooled, and knows our hearts, our sin, and our need of His Son.
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Written By:Ken Anderson
In Theaters:12/31/1973
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Ken Anderson Films, Lakeland Child Evangelism Fellowship of Indiana, Inc.
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