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Rev (DVD)
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Johnny Starr, Double N…Double R, is The Rev, a white evangelist who was adopted and raised in Arkansas by a devout black family. As Johnny grows older, he’s torn between his desire to preach the Gospel or play rock and roll. Leaving his career and talent agent in Las Vegas, Johnny takes his mama and his bright red Cadillac to a small, poor church in upstate New York. There, he seeks to awaken the congregation spiritually with his unique preaching style and save Jubilation Hall from being taken over by the local mega-church’s head pastor.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781563711411
UPC: 095163885694
Binding: Video DVD
Published: December 2013
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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