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WWJD: What Would Jesus Do? (2010)
The citizens of a small town lose their faith day by day. Poverty and hardships have been hard on them... when all of a sudden something changes. Their faith is reborn. And a question rises inside them: "What would Jesus do?"
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The citizens of a small town lose their faith day by day. Poverty and hardships have been hard on them... when all of a sudden something changes. Their faith is reborn. And a question rises inside them: "What would Jesus do?"
Rating:PG
Genre:Family
Written By:Kevan Otto, Joseph Nasser
In Theaters:5/22/2010
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:NGN Productions
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