Samuel the Lamanite preaches of the birth of Jesus Christ and the sign of His coming but wicked Nephites drive Samuel from their city. Some Nephites believe Samuel but they are threatened with death for their beliefs. Will they be killed by Giddianhi and the evil Gadianton robbers before the sign is fulfilled?
Richard Rich
Director
Michael Altobello
Samuel (voice)
Maikel Bailey
Giddianhi (voice)
William Sargent
Blacksmith (voice)
Ray Porter
Jarom (voice)
Ursel Allred
Eli / Believer (voice)
Nathan Shipp
Young Nephi (voice)
David Grey
Young Timothy (voice)
Brian Nissen
Nephi (voice)
Jared Davis
Lachoneus (voice)
Michael M. Dashiell
Zelph (voice)
Curt Bench
Timothy (voice)
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