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Saving Faith (2012)
Saving Faith is the competing story of Malcom's crumbling life after surviving the car accident that took his little girl. He's losing his focus, his direction, and his faith. Altercations with a rebellious employee who can't seem to shake his gang member lifestyle call on God's gracious interference and reveal the power of forgiveness and acceptance to save Malcom's faith.
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Saving Faith is the competing story of Malcom's crumbling life after surviving the car accident that took his little girl. He's losing his focus, his direction, and his faith. Altercations with a rebellious employee who can't seem to shake his gang member lifestyle call on God's gracious interference and reveal the power of forgiveness and acceptance to save Malcom's faith.
Rating:PG
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Written By:Martin L. Carlton
In Theaters:7/15/2012
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Pure Flix Entertainment
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