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Potluck Teacher (2025)
When two high school students ask Harrison Jones, an employee at a local sports card shop, to be a guest speaker at their school, they set into motion a chain of events that ends up changing their lives. They do not know Jones' background and the key role he will play in transforming the rebellious and troubled high school students he's given the chance to speak to. Together, Jones and the students break down emotional walls and take on the problems in their lives. They learn the solution to these problems is to be found by looking to faith, joy and hope.
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When two high school students ask Harrison Jones, an employee at a local sports card shop, to be a guest speaker at their school, they set into motion a chain of events that ends up changing their lives. They do not know Jones' background and the key role he will play in transforming the rebellious and troubled high school students he's given the chance to speak to. Together, Jones and the students break down emotional walls and take on the problems in their lives. They learn the solution to these problems is to be found by looking to faith, joy and hope.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrew Thomas
In Theaters:7/1/2025
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Summerbrook Studios
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