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God's Here

PG-1320241h 35mBill McAdams Jr.

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"A Fireman's Forgiveness"

In Granbury, TX, firefighter Jack Gilmore makes holiday memories with his son and not knowingly shares a final kiss with his wife. But when a runaway teen's car hits his wife's car, Jack grapples with his faith and the idea of forgiveness.

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ForgivenessCar AccidentChristian Film

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What is God's Here (2024) about?

In Granbury, TX, firefighter Jack Gilmore makes holiday memories with his son and not knowingly shares a final kiss with his wife. But when a runaway teen's car hits his wife's car, Jack grapples with his faith and the idea of forgiveness.

Who stars in God's Here?

God's Here stars Luke Ray Bentley (Bobby Gilmore), Madi Bentley (CJ), Mary Jean Bentley (Officer Swiney), Sharon K. Campbell (Court Judge), Jim Doss (Bailiff). The film was directed by Bill McAdams Jr..

How long is God's Here?

God's Here has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2024. It is rated PG-13.

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