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Film at
Washington
Baptist Church
Through a special ministry of World Wide Pictures, Washington Baptist Church, will be presenting Cry from the Mountain, a major motion picture. The movie will be shown at the church at 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 14.
Cry from the Mountain is an adventure film set in the majestic wilderness of Alaska by screenwriter Daniel L. Quick. Scene after scene portrays the beauty and wildlife of this “last frontier” state.
The story centers around the Sanders family. Larry Sanders takes his 10-year-old son Cal on a camping trip where he is to break the news that he and his wife Carolyn are getting a divorce. Meanwhile, Carolyn, filled with bitterness and unable to forgive her husband for having an affair with a woman in his office, considers the option of having an abortion. Through a lifethreatening accident and an old hermit living in a deserted mining camp, the course of events is changed for the Sanders.
Billy Graham appears as himself with a message of hope.
The members of Washington Baptist Church invite the community to attend. The church is located at the comer of Gay and Porter Streets. There will be no admission charged, but offering envelopes will be provided for those who would like to make a contribution to this film ministry.
I think “No comment” is a splendid expression. I am using it again and again. I got it from Sumner Welles.
-Winston Churchill
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