With his sister suffering from a serious illness, a young boy takes it upon himself to get God's attention in hopes that God will heal his sister.
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Title: The Prayer Box (2018)
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| Grant Davidson | ... | Wesley | |
| Denise Richards | ... | Karen | |
| Reginald VelJohnson | ... | Billy | |
| Carey Scott | ... | Pastor Conlin | |
| Chandler DuPont | ... | Olivia | |
| Sharon Bishop | ... | Mabel Wells | |
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Sammie Laster | ... | Lorene |
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Ava Kroener | ... | Mallory (as Ava Jewell Kroener) |
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MaryRene Baxter | ... | Evan's Mom |
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Bridget Simpson | ... | Ramona |
| Sampley Barinaga | ... | Brad (as Sampley Ian Barinaga) | |
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Shannon D. Keith | ... | Margaret Clemons |
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Jake Petty | ... | Evan |
| Jared Ivers | ... | Derek | |
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David Andrew Phillips | ... | Male Nurse |
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The Prayer Box is a beautifully tragic story about what happens when God doesn't intervene the way people want him to. Following the story of a young boy who sets off on a mission to get God's attention in hopes that God will heal his sister from terminal cancer, the young boy begins answering the prayers left by church members in the pastor's prayer box after the pastor throws them away, jaded by his own suffering. It tackles the heavy issues of unanswered prayer and if God even hears/answers prayer with a message that is heartbreaking in its raw portrayal of human pain and suffering in this world. Not a conventional inspirational faith film, this film is undeniably powerful in the fact that it challenges preconceived notions of whitewashed happy-go-lucky faith. This film does not hide the fact that life is full of pain, suffering, loss, and betrayal, yet it somehow manages to take these themes and find God in the midst of it all. There is a childlike innocence and naivety to the ...
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It was a good movie but god had more screen time then shrelk. I loved it regardless (not reliougs) but my GF put it on. NOW I will start my first day at church. aslo can I wear a fursuit to prare? Help I want to know soon so gf wont get mad thx.