Industrious Family Fun Films Blog

Jul 03, 2025

Celebrate Freedom with Film: The Best Movies for July 4th

As Independence Day approaches, many of us are looking forward to fireworks, family BBQs, and, of course, a good movie night! After a day spent celebrating our freedom, there’s nothing better than gathering with loved ones and watching a film that reminds us why we’re proud to be Americans.

We just updated our list of the best movies for July 4th, and you won’t want to miss it.

➡️ Click here to explore the full list of the Best Movies for July 4th!

So grab the popcorn, cozy up with loved ones, and celebrate the Fourth of July with a film that honors our past and inspires our future.

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸🍿🎆

Jul 01, 2025

🎉 We’ve Reached $20,130 — Thank You!

We are so happy to celebrate passing the $20,000 milestone in our fundraising efforts for FABIOLA!

To everyone who has contributed and shared the project—we want to say "thank you" from the bottoms of our hearts. Your support is making it possible to bring this powerful Catholic story to life on screen.

But we’re not done yet! Our goal is to reach $200,000 by the end of the summer, and with your help, we know it’s possible. Every dollar helps us get closer to building sets, filming scenes, and telling the story of faith, courage, and conversion that the world so desperately needs.

🎁 Remember: donations of $100 or more come with a Sacred Heart gift as our way of saying thank you!

Let’s keep the momentum going. Together, we can reach our next milestone

👉 Contribute today!

Jun 27, 2025

Unforgettable Connections and Inspiring Talks: Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Year’s Return to Tradition Women’s Conference

Last year, it was my pleasure to enjoy the Return to Tradition Conference in Littleton with my godmother. You may remember that FABIOLA also sponsored the event last year!

While at the conference I was able to listen to the talks by the amazing speakers as well as meet John Henry Weston, Fr. David Nix and Jodi Lacroix. It was an unforgettable experience in which I made connections and friends I will never forget.

And right now, registration is open again for the fourth annual Traditional Catholic women's conference. I unfortunately will not be able to attend this year, but I encourage any Traditional ladies out there to try to attend if possible. It was a great conference last year and this year it looks like they are going to have another great conference with Mother Miriam from Mother Miriam Live giving the keynote address. And registration is open now so visit their website to reserve your seats!

Jun 26, 2025

Why Would a Child Like St. Agnes Sacrifice Everything?

At our FABIOLA investor presentations, we highlight a pivotal moment: Agnes' profound act of martyrdom. It's a powerful catalyst in the narrative—but someone once asked me directly, “Why would Agnes, a child, willingly give her life for the Faith?”

I was caught off guard. The answer seemed obvious to me, yet articulating it clearly in the moment proved surprisingly difficult.

Since then, I’ve given it more thought—and here’s a more thoughtful response:

Agnes is not just devoted; she’s deeply in love with Christ. This isn’t some abstract devotion—it's the kind that mirrors the love we see portrayed in art and literature: “I’d walk through hellfire for you.” Think of Sydney Carton’s sacrifice in A Tale of Two Cities, a love so profound he gives his life for another.

Agnes' love for Christ resonates with that same intensity.

So why are we surprised at a child’s willingness to die for her faith? If we accept such radical love in human relationships, why not in our relationship with Christ? The love of saints isn’t fantasy—it’s intensely real and deeply human. It’s a love so strong it compels them to “go to the moon and back” for what they cherish most.

This is the love that fuels the martyrs. And it’s precisely the kind of love we aim to bring to life in FABIOLA—an epic tale that reveals why these early Christians were willing to pay the ultimate price for their faith. To help us tell this beautiful story, we need your support.

Will you help us bring Agnes’ courageous love—and the love of the martyrs—to the screen? Contribute today and champion a film that showcases the depth of Christian sacrifice and sets our hearts on fire. 🔥

Contribute to FABIOLA!

Jun 23, 2025

Red Hair, Faith, and FABIOLA: Megan Geier Shares Her Journey on the Casting Couch

Kaleb McConnor returns to the mic as he sits down with fellow FABIOLA cast member Megan Geier in a new highlight reel from our video podcast series.

Megan shares how she first heard about the FABIOLA project and how she felt called to audition, believing it was God's Will that led her to the role. Originally auditioning for the title role of Fabiola, Megan was ultimately cast as Lucina—a decision made, somewhat ironically, based on her striking red hair.

In this candid and charming conversation, Kaleb and Megan bond over their shared “gingerness,” reflecting on whether being red-headed has been a blessing or a curse in the acting world.

Megan also dives into the process of shifting her mindset to portray Lucina—a journey from the pride of a haughty pagan to the humility of a mature Christian woman that Fabiola could truly admire. She touches on how her background in dance and choreography has enriched her acting.

The two actors also swap stories about their audition experiences, with Megan flipping the script and asking Kaleb how he managed to shift his mood during the auditions for Sebastian and Fulvius.

🎧 This highlight reel is just a taste of what’s to come. Stay tuned for the full interview where Kaleb reveals the three roles he would love to play in his acting career!

Crowdfund FABIOLA today to help us make this film a reality!

Jun 20, 2025

🎉 Weekly Update: We Raised $313—Thank You!

We’re excited to share that we raised $313 this week toward our FABIOLA fundraising goal! Every dollar brings us one step closer to bringing this powerful story of faith, courage, and conversion to the screen.

🙏 A huge thank-you to everyone who contributed—you are making this film possible!

🎁 Don’t forget: when you donate $100 or more, you’ll receive a beautiful Sacred Heart gift as our way of saying thank you.

Let’s keep the momentum going!👉 Donate here: https://www.fabiolamovie.com

#FABIOLAFilm #CatholicCinema #SacredHeart #FaithInFilm #CatholicCreatives #ThankYou

Jun 16, 2025

🎬 FABIOLA Interview Highlight: Meghan Mullaney Talks About Her Role!

We’re excited to share this highlight reel from a recent interview between Kaleb McConner and FABIOLA cast member Meghan Mullaney! 🎤✨

In this interview, Meghan offers a glimpse into her preparation for one of FABIOLA’s most beloved characters.

🎧 Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes peek!

If you love what you see, please consider supporting FABIOLA. Your contribution helps us bring this powerful Catholic story to life—and we’ve got some exciting perks just for you!

🎁 Donate $100 or more and receive a gift from our Sacred Heart merchandise.

Let’s make this film together.

👉 Support the project today!

Jun 13, 2025

First Week Of Funding Round Meets With Success!

We’re thrilled to share that thanks to your generosity, we’ve raised $10,322 this week toward our $200,000 summer goal!

Your support is bringing this powerful Catholic story to life—and we’re not done yet.

There’s still time to join this mission of faith-filled storytelling.

🎁 Donate $100 or more and receive a beautiful gift from our Sacred Heart collection—a heartfelt thank-you from our team to you.

Let’s keep the momentum going! Every contribution makes a difference.

👉 Give today

#CatholicFilm #FaithInAction #FabiolaMovie #CatholicStorytelling #SupportTheArts #SacredHeart

Jun 12, 2025

The Martyrdom Message: Building Faith Amid Persecution

At last year's Catholic Identity Conference, Michael Matt invoked a powerful reminder through Hilaire Belloc’s words: “When they start starving the lions again… it means that the revolution has failed and they have run out of ideas.” Belloc continues, “The Church is a perpetually defeated thing that always out‑lived her conquerors.” Rather than scare us, this message urges us to recognize that persecution is real—and increasingly imminent.

One segment of Michael Matt’s speech resonated deeply, especially in light of FABIOLA. He shared the profound moment when martyrs declare before death:

“The revolution did not get me. I didn’t fold. I will give my life for this.”

This declaration is the story that outlives time. It echoes from the colosseums of the early Church to the more recent martyrs in the Vendée, the Cristeros, and even those in 21st-century China. People are drawn to martyrdom not because of its tragedy, but because of the unshakeable conviction it reveals. Witnessing someone stand firm "right before he or she loses his head" sends a powerful message—the Faith endured.

That message “is powerful enough to topple revolutions,” and it’s a message we must prepare ourselves—and our children—to give.

This is precisely what FABIOLA seeks to capture on screen: the courage of those who refused to worship any other than God, the light that shines in the darkness, and the stories of martyrs whose last words inspired generations.

🎬 Help bring their stories to life. Support FABIOLA today and join us in proclaiming, “I kept the Faith.”

Jun 10, 2025

Help Us Reach Our Goal – New Round of Funding for FABIOLA Now Open!

We're excited to announce that FABIOLA is moving forward—and with your continued support, we're launching another round of funding!

Our goal this round is to raise $11,000, which will go directly toward completing the next scene of this powerful Catholic film. Whether you’ve been part of the FABIOLA journey from the beginning or are just now hearing about the project, now is a perfect time to jump in.

To show our gratitude, we're offering a special gift to contributors:🎁 Donate $100 or more and receive a gift from our Sacred Heart merchandise collection—a small token of our thanks.

Every donation, large or small, helps bring FABIOLA to life. This is more than a movie—it’s a movement to revive Catholic storytelling and share heroic virtue with the next generation. Your generosity helps us tell stories rooted in faith, courage, and truth.

Thank you for believing in us and in this project. Let’s keep the momentum going!

Contribute $100 to Fabiola today!

Jun 09, 2025

Embracing the Latin Mass: From Barstools to Beauty

Though Jodi had been raised Methodist and Presbyterian, she agreed to a Catholic wedding—where her husband John, a fallen-away Catholic, returned to the Church on their wedding day.

Two years later, Jodi heard the story of Our Lady of Fatima. She describes it as a “Marian kidnapping”—Our Lady had claimed her heart. In 1988, she joyfully entered the Catholic Church.

John had served as an altar boy in the 1960s and deeply missed the Latin Mass. So when the Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP) arrived in Denver in 1996 to offer the Traditional Mass, they were among the first 16 attendees—seated on barstools in someone’s basement.

Through Gregorian Chant and sacred hymns, Jodi soon fell in love with the Mass.

Jodi now treasures the Latin Mass as a source of beauty, clarity, and strength.

👉 Read her full story of faith, music, and rediscovering Tradition: Embracing the Latin Mass

Jun 09, 2025

Now Is the Time to Tell the Story of FABIOLA

Did you know St. Thérèse’s favorite novel is being made into a film? FABIOLA is the story of Christian courage, martyrdom, and conversion—set in ancient Rome but speaking directly to our times.

In a world increasingly hostile to Christianity, we need inspiring stories that unite believers and remind us of our heritage. That’s why we’re telling the story of FABIOLA—but we can’t do it without your help.

Support the film today and receive a Sacred Heart gift for donations over $100.

Let’s preserve these inspiring stories through the powerful of Catholic cinema.

👉 Contribute now

Jun 06, 2025

The Seed That Fell Upon Good Ground: Christopher Hatfield’s Journey Toward Tradition

What does it take to rediscover the sacred? For Christopher Hatfield, it began with a cassock, a faithful priest, and a question: Why has so much changed?

In his moving article "Seeds on the Road to Tradition", Christopher reflects on his experiences as an altar boy, a college student, a military member, and a husband—all while unknowingly being drawn back to the Traditional Roman Rite. From solemn retreats and daily Masses to a Christmas Midnight Mass that coincided with the birth of his daughter, Christopher’s journey is full of unexpected moments that slowly but surely pointed him to the rich beauty of Catholic Tradition.

His story is full of the little “seeds” God plants along the way—seeds that, in time, lead to clarity, conviction, and an eventual home in Tradition. If you’ve ever wrestled with the changes in the Church or longed for something more reverent and rooted, this testimony will speak to your soul.

Read Christopher Hatfield’s full article and be encouraged by his humble, heartfelt road to Tradition.

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Jun 04, 2025

New Article Published on OnePeterFive: Book Review of Ben-Hur

Exciting news—Mary’s full article has just been published on OnePeterFive! This in-depth review of Ben-Hur by Lew Wallace explores more than just plot points. It dives into the timeless themes like vengeance, love, suffering, and how our ideas about God can become distorted through pain and pride.

If you've ever been moved by the classic film or wondered about the deeper layers of the original novel, this reflection is worth the read. Head over to OnePeterFive to read the full piece now!

Jun 03, 2025

From Confusion to Clarity: How One Couple Found Their Home in Tradition

Sometimes the road home is long, winding, and completely unexpected.

That was certainly the case for Matthew and Gabriella Prescott. Raised Catholic but feeling spiritually adrift, they left everything familiar behind—both physically and spiritually—in search of truth. What they found was far more than they expected.

In "Finding Our Home in Tradition", they share their honest and inspiring journey from confusion to clarity, from compromise to conviction. If you’ve ever felt alone in your faith or questioned what it truly means to be Catholic, their story will resonate deeply.

Read their full testimony and be encouraged by their rediscovery of Tradition.

May 30, 2025

A Private Investigator, a Parking Lot, and the Unexpected Path to Tradition

Sometimes the greatest discoveries happen when you're not looking for them. In his article, author James Fitzhenry shares his powerful and unexpected journey to the Traditional Latin Mass—beginning in the most unlikely of places: a church parking lot during a private investigation.

What started as a routine stakeout in Colton, California, quickly turned into a providential encounter with a priest from the Society of St. Pius X, whose clarity and conviction sparked a transformation that would change the course of Mr. Fitzhenry's spiritual life. This story is one of those rare moments where faith and God’s grace intersect in a way that’s both gripping and truly inspiring.

For those who, like James Fitzhenry, have stumbled upon Tradition, it’s a reminder of how God often leads us down the most unexpected paths to draw us closer to Him. Read James Fitzhenry's full story in his article here.

May 27, 2025

"Life Is Suffering—And That’s Where Joy Begins": Reflections on Tradition by Aaron Kessler

The Traditionalist movement addresses the ugly painting over the mantelpiece that everyone is too polite to notice: That life is suffering and we will die. One might think this is a morbid and sad reality, and it can be.

But since it is reality, one must face it.

Admittedly, some may dwell on this to the point where they eclipse the joys in life. But if one is sane about it, accepting this reality can lead to making the most good out of it. That is the Traditionalist movement at its best, approaching suffering in such a way that it leads one to Jesus, the greatest joy in life.

No one can escape suffering, but when one accepts its existence it can begin to bear fruit.

Thank you, Aaron Kessler, for this reflection on the Traditionalist movement. This is the movement that is celebrated in our new music video "Trad Seats" which is available to watch now on our YouTube!

May 27, 2025

Another Book Made into a Movie Review! This Time: Ben-Hur

We’re back with another book-to-film deep dive—this time featuring one of our all-time family favorites: Charlton Heston’s epic 1959 Ben-Hur. This Golden Age classic never fails to intrigue us, and we finally sat down to give it the serious review it deserves. We also made time to watch the 2016 remake and shared our honest thoughts about how it holds up.

And there’s more! I recently finished reading Lew Wallace’s original novel and included a short summary in this comprehensive page. Keep an eye out—my full review will be published next month on 1Peter5!

Until then, read the full page featuring the film adaptations here!

May 26, 2025

🎶 Trad Seats — A Musical Tribute to the Latin Mass Attendees

I’m thrilled to announce a new project: a song called “Trad Seats”—a fun and heartfelt tribute to all the families, individuals, and faithful souls who go the extra mile (literally and spiritually) to attend the Traditional Latin Mass. Whether it's long drives, inconvenient Mass times, or making tough sacrifices to live the faith fully, "Trad Seats" celebrates the beautiful determination of those who choose Tradition.

To mark the release, I’ll also be sharing real conversion stories from friends and fellow Catholics who found their way to the Traditional Mass—stories of grace, struggle, and the surprising paths God uses to draw us closer to Him.

🎶 “Trad Seats” is available to watch on our YouTube channel now!

May 23, 2025

The Story Behind Our Brand Name

We were just 10 and 12 years old when my sister and I helped our mom come up with a name for our company. Even at that young age, we had big dreams and a “go get ’em” mindset that we wanted our brand to reflect. That’s why we chose a name inspired by one of our favorite virtues: industriousness.

Playing on the old saying, “Idleness is the devil’s workshop,” we named our new business Industrious Family. It started as a website dedicated to helping families have quality, affordable family fun. The heart of the brand was all about working together and spending time as a family.

Our original logo featured a simple daffodil—chosen not just because it's the first flower to bloom in spring and a traditional symbol of industriousness, but also because it’s personal to us. Dad's family were daffodil farmers in western Washington, so including this flower in our logo felt like a tribute to our heritage.

Now, as we've grown into a film company, we’ve carried that original inspiration with us. The name Industrious still fuels everything we do. We’re currently working with a designer on a fresh new logo, and yes—the daffodil is still very much part of the vision.

We can’t wait to share it with you when it’s ready!

For those of you who have been following us since that simple start in 2014, thank you for your faithful support all of these years. And for those of you who are just starting to find out about us, welcome to the adventure! We hope you continue to support and learn more about Industrious Family as we continue to work toward a more virtuous future.

May 22, 2025

Last Chance: Celebrate the Election of Pope Leo XIV with 14% Off!

In honor of the election of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, all items are 14% off—a perfect opportunity to stock up on Catholic gifts, wholesome movie merchandise, and faith-filled resources for your family.

From saint-inspired apparel and accessories to our family-friendly films like Outlaws of Ravenhurst, Grisly Grisell, and Pelayo, every purchase supports our mission to make entertainment for your family’s soul. But you've got to hurry! Today is the last day of this sale.

May 09, 2025

Romance, Danger, and Disguises—The Scarlet Pimpernel Has It All

If you're looking for a story that combines daring escapes, witty disguises, and an unforgettable romance, The Scarlet Pimpernel delivers in full! This swashbuckling classic—originally a novel by Baroness Orczy—has inspired some truly memorable film adaptations, and we’ve reviewed two of the best: the 1934 black-and-white original and the 1982 version starring Jane Seymour and Anthony Andrews.

In our full article, we break down the highlights, compare how the films stack up to the book, and offer some helpful viewer tips.

🎭 Read now and tell us—who’s your favorite Pimpernel?

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May 08, 2025

A Little Joy in Every Package: Behind the Scenes at Industrious Family Films

At Industrious Family Films, every order is more than just a transaction — it’s a process of bringing you positive entertainment. That’s why we take such care in getting each DVD ready to ship. Whether you’re gifting one of our films to a friend or adding it to your family movie night collection, we personally get every DVD ready to ship.

In this short video, you’ll see Faustina prepare a DVD — a simple task, maybe, but one filled with joy. We’re not just packing a product; we’re sending out a story crafted with virtue.

Your support helps us keep making and sharing these films. Thank you for being part of this mission — one DVD, one family, one story at a time.

Watch the video, share with a friend, and don’t forget tocheck out our store for more entertainment for your family's soul!

May 07, 2025

Throw a Lovely Garden Themed Party Just in Time for Mother's Day

Mother’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate the women who make life great. This year, why not plan a garden themed party that brings everyone together with flowers, laughter, and delicious homemade treats? Whether you’re honoring your mom, inviting a group of friends, or combining it with a literature-themed gathering, this kind of party invites elegance and fun all in one.

Our updated Garden Themed Party guide is packed with practical ideas to help you plan a memorable event. You’ll find menu suggestions, game ideas, and decorating tips—all centered around simplicity, hospitality, and a love for beauty. Mother’s Day is about honoring the women in our lives—and what better way than gathering in a flower-filled yard with music, laughter, and homemade pie?

Ready to plan your own? Visit the full Garden Themed Party page for all the details!

May 06, 2025

Catch Mary and Faustina on The Chat Session with Rodney Allen Rippy and Nina!

We’re thrilled to share that our very own directors, Mary and Faustina, sat down yesterday morning for a heartfelt conversation on The Chat Session podcast, hosted by Rodney Allen Rippy and Nina on ThisWay Network.

In this engaging episode, we talk all things Industrious Family Films—from our humble beginnings and Christ-centered mission to the exciting journey of bringing Fabiola to life. You’ll get to hear firsthand how our productions are rooted in faith, family, and storytelling that uplifts and inspires.

We also shared a behind-the-scenes look at how we got started, the challenges and triumphs along the way, and what it's like building a faith-based film team from the ground up. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or just discovering us, this conversation is a great way to get to know the heart behind our work.

🎧 Missed it live? No worries! You can now catch the full replay of the episode:

We’re so grateful to Rodney and Nina for having us on and giving us the opportunity to share our story. Tune in, be encouraged, and don’t forget to share the episode with friends and family who love faith-filled entertainment!

May 02, 2025

Now Streaming: Four New Releases on Industrious Family Theater!

Today’s the day! We’re excited to announce the release of four brand-new films on Industrious Family Theater, each offering something fresh and uplifting for your family to enjoy.

🎬 Watching Daisy – From Aidan Jones, the director of Home Army, comes a fun and creative short film with a superhero twist. A down-on-her-luck heroine faces her greatest challenge yet: babysitting. Full of heart and humor, this film is sure to entertain.

🕊️ On the Streets – Directed by Damian Chlanda, this short documentary tells the story of Jeff Kenny, a man who lives out the corporal works of mercy by serving the homeless in Chicago. In just six minutes, you’ll be inspired by his humble compassion and selfless love.

🎨 The Beauty of Sacred Art – Another documentary from Damian Chlanda, this reflective short features two artists sharing how sacred art has shaped their faith and deepened their relationship with God. It’s a brief but powerful tribute to the role beauty plays in our spiritual lives.

💪 Fit Shepherds – This 24-minute documentary directed by Francis Thomas follows a group of Catholic men who pray, train, and live out their faith through strength and brotherhood. It’s a bold look at discipline, purpose, and what it means to suffer well.

These titles are available now on Industrious Family Theater. For just $12 a year, you’ll gain access to our full library of wholesome, faith-driven films that your whole family can enjoy.

Don't miss these new releases. Subscribe today and join our growing community of families seeking authentic Catholic entertainment!

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May 02, 2025

Get Our Exclusive King of Kings Movie Review – Only for Subscribers!

If you’ve been following the buzz around Angel Studios’ newest release, The King of Kings, you know it’s been drawing packed theaters as families are showing up in droves, eager for Christian entertainment.

We were among those families. And after seeing the film, we had a lot to say.

That’s why we’ve written an exclusive, in-depth review of The King of Kings—and we’re offering it only to our email subscribers.

Our review takes a deep dive into:

May 01, 2025

New This May on Industrious Family Theater: Fit Shepherds

What does it mean to suffer well—and to do so with strength, faith, and friendship? Fit Shepherds, a new documentary, is going to be released this May on Industrious Family Theater, and it explores those very questions.

Directed by Francis Thomas and written by Joseph Thomas, Fit Shepherds is a real-life story about Catholic men who are building more than muscle. They’re building character, community, and a deeper relationship with Christ. This 24-minute film invites viewers to join a journey that’s about more than just fitness—it's about learning how to suffer well, live with purpose, and grow stronger in faith.

Whether you're a Catholic father, young man, or just someone searching for meaning in struggle, Fit Shepherds offers a bold and encouraging witness to living faith in every part of life.

Don’t miss this inspiring release on Industrious Family Theater this May.

May 01, 2025

Catching Up with Cast, Sharing Fabiola, and Revisiting Old Favorites — A Joyful Visit to California

Last Sunday, Mary and I had a great time visiting our old parish in California! Not only did this trip afford us the chance to catch up with the cast members from our previous films, but we were also able to give a presentation on Fabiola in an attempt to gain a few investors.

It was wonderful to see all of the people who helped us make Outlaws of Ravenhurst, Max & Carlota, and Grisly Grisell and see where they are in their lives and chosen paths. Some of our old cast and crew members are now getting married, having children of their own, joining the police force, and studying music at JPII college. Time definitely marches on!

Recently we rewatched some of those old films and still find they hold a charm of their own. If you have been following us for a while and seen all of them, I would encourage you to watch them again.

Just joined the fan club? All of our old movies are available to stream now on Industrious Family Theater. Plus we have new releases coming up this weekend, so subscribe now to watch the old gems and new content!

Apr 30, 2025

Coming This May to Industrious Family Theater: On The Streets

As part of our upcoming May releases, Industrious Family Theater is happy to present On The Streets, a short documentary that captures what authentic Catholic charity looks like in action.

In just six minutes, On The Streets introduces viewers to Jeff Kenny, a man who dedicates his life to serving the homeless in Chicago. Directed by Damian Chlanda who also directed The Beauty of Sacred Art (also releasing on Friday!), this documentary gives a raw, honest, and inspiring look at one man’s mission to bring dignity, food, and kindness to the homeless in the streets.

Despite his own challenges, Jeff’s unwavering compassion reaches hundreds—and his example moves many others to follow in his footsteps by giving alms and noticing those in need around them.

On The Streets is releasing this May on Industrious Family Theater. Don’t miss this portrait of charity as Jeff fulfills the corporal works of mercy.

Subscribe to Industrious Family Theater now to catch On The Streets when it releases this Friday!