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After losing his church and his family, Pastor Jacob Thorne returns to his roots; however, he soon realizes that returning home also means digging up some ugly truths and dealing with some dark revelations.
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After losing his church and his family, Pastor Jacob Thorne returns to his roots; however, he soon realizes that returning home also means digging up some ugly truths and dealing with some dark revelations.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Karlton T. Clay
In Theaters:12/19/2023
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Karlton T. Clay
Director
Mar'Ques Woolford
Pastor Jacob Thorne
Reggie O. Freeman
Bishop Augustus Thorne
Kimberly Newsome
Cecelia Thorne
Monte Hieke Jr.
Jacob 'J.R.' Thorne, Jr.
Keena Buoy
Adrienne Hayes
Kateea Scott
Nadia Hawkins
Kineh N'Goajia
Deacon Stephen Myers
Lakeisha Sherron
Leslie Thorne
D.J. Jackson
Tony Thorne
Kiara C. Bennett
Kathy Bridges
Donald Ross Jr.
Minister Nathan Bridges
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