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Such Were Some of You

2014 2 Hours 9 Minutes Documentary HD PG
Such Were Some of You (A Documentary) features interviews with a "cloud of present-day witnesses" who testify to the life-transforming power of Jesus Christ. They describe the development of their same-sex attractions, what the gay lifestyle was like, what their conversion process was like, and the various ways that Jesus has brought healing to their broken places.
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