Every child needs a family, even when their biological parents cannot care for him or her; even when that child has been rejected by those who might otherwise have been a family for them. With great potential to shape our communities in a positive way, this cinematic piece reveals a Christian perspective, and is done by some well-known actors, like James Earl Jones. View the trailer below, go see the film, and consider new meanings for family restoration.
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2.08.2014
Gimme Shelter - Based on a True Story with a Twist on Family Restoration
On January 24, a new movie was released called Gimme Shelter,
providing an inside look at the government system of foster care and
failed parenting that victimizes children. Portraying parents who place
their own interests above
those of their children, and a state-based system that treats
victimized kids as a case number, this movie rocks the traditional
meaning of family restoration.
Every child needs a family, even when their biological parents cannot care for him or her; even when that child has been rejected by those who might otherwise have been a family for them. With great potential to shape our communities in a positive way, this cinematic piece reveals a Christian perspective, and is done by some well-known actors, like James Earl Jones. View the trailer below, go see the film, and consider new meanings for family restoration.
Every child needs a family, even when their biological parents cannot care for him or her; even when that child has been rejected by those who might otherwise have been a family for them. With great potential to shape our communities in a positive way, this cinematic piece reveals a Christian perspective, and is done by some well-known actors, like James Earl Jones. View the trailer below, go see the film, and consider new meanings for family restoration.
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