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Let the Church Say, Amen (2003)

In Washington D.C., one church becomes the symbol of a local community dedicated to one another.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2003
Language
- English
Duration
- 87 mins
Director
- David Petersen
Starring
- Darlene Duncan
- JoAnn Perkins
Genres
- Documentary
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Robin T 13 Aug 2010

A documentary abut Rev. Perkins, the members of his congregation and the surrounding Wash. DC community as he struggles to do God's work. It shows the value of the inner city church to support the poor and disadvantaged souls who struggle to raise their children and find meaning in their lives. That little building on the corner with the padlocked door, was the oasis, the anchor in these people's lives. It was played out in the story of the man whose son was stabbed to death. He turned to the church to deal with his fear, sorrow and anger. It was difficult to watch knowing that with the current state of the economy I don't think things have improved considerably for these parishioners.

David Nusair 27 Jun 2007

...an uneven yet sporadically compelling documentary...

John A. Nesbit 17 Feb 2010

follows Rev. Bobby Perkins and a handful of his congregation for two years as they strive to overcome their environment and achieve their dreams

Heather C 03 Jul 2008

The idea behind this documentary was good. However, the director failed to illustrate the point I believe he wanted to make. There was very little cohesion among the various story lines. The most interesting storyline was about the man (who is on the cover) who lost his son to gang violence. This was a total let down.

Robert C 22 Nov 2014

So unvarnished...profoundly affecting... with beautiful Beings full of Spirit ...contagious Grace.