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The Truth About Church Club
Science-brained 11-year-old Nora has finally convinced somebody - anybody - to join her club to debunk her school's religious nonsense. But when her Aunt Molly walks in on a secret meeting with... dubious research topics on the agenda, Nora is sent on a journey to protect her club, show her religion teacher who's boss, and ultimately learn the balance between facts and feelings.
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Science-brained 11-year-old Nora has finally convinced somebody - anybody - to join her club to debunk her school's religious nonsense. But when her Aunt Molly walks in on a secret meeting with... dubious research topics on the agenda, Nora is sent on a journey to protect her club, show her religion teacher who's boss, and ultimately learn the balance between facts and feelings.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ellie O'Brien
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Sheridan College
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