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Red Carpet Premiere of “…if My People…” to be held at the Alamo Drafthouse on December 12th
2020 has proven to be one of the most challenging years in global history. COVID-19 followed by racial injustice protests and riots during a heated election year have exposed the disunity of the United States of America. This timely, heart wrenching film challenges Christians to face issues that divide them theologically, racially, denominationally, politically and in regard to gender.
America is a divided and wounded nation. …if My People… rips off the bandage, exposes past and present wounds, ultimately placing America in loving arms of Jesus Christ!
In a dream, God speaks to Pastor Lev (Anthony Shaw Vaughan), and shows him America as God Himself sees it and says, “yet forty days and America will be overthrown.” Pastor Lev shares his dream, actually a vision from God, in a video that goes viral. Christians, non-Christians, and protestors converge on the small town of Stephens City, Virginia. Some to voice their indignation and others to fast and pray for forty days.
Local pastor and founder of Impact Christian Church of Stephens City, Mark David Kennerly, wrote, directed and produced this timely and important movie.
The Red Carpet Premiere will be held at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema located at 181 Kernstown Commons Blvd., Winchester, VA 22602 on Saturday, December 12th, 2020, 540-313-4060. Cast and Crew arrive at 6pm and the movie starts promptly at 7pm. Please visit drafthouse.com for COVID safety details. The run time is 127 Minutes. This faith based Christian movie has not yet been rated.
For a Press Pass to the Premiere or to setup an interview, please contact: Mark David Kennerly, markdavid@1922productions.com, or 540-409-7538.
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