Church People

2021 • 96 minutes

About this movie

Weary from the showiness and materialism that has overtaken his ministry efforts, Guy (Ramsey) goes on a journey to get back in touch with the heart of ministry and be a real role model to his youth group kids. He makes the difficult decision to cut short his speaking tour managed by his money-focused agent (Faison) after realizing that his reputation has become more fame based than Gospel-driven.

But when Guy attempts to return to regular youth ministry, he is thrust into the throes of dissuading the youth group from performing a strange and potentially blasphemous stunt for the upcoming Easter service, starring a young, zealous new Believer, Blaise. In attempting to manage his youth group while navigating an unexpected love interest in the Senior Pastor’s daughter (Cahill) and being a new father to his grown daughter (Manfredi), Guy ultimately rediscovers and puts on a powerful presentation of why we all need to put our hope in Jesus and not in ourselves.

Ratings and reviews

Important message here, for those who are involved with or on staff at a church it will be funny... for those outside the church it may not make alot of sense. It is kind of like asking a civilian to understand how the military operates. You just can't grasp its complexity . Those who want gimmicks will never find true relationship with a savior. Its about much more than a way to get seats filled... its about heart change.

This is aimed at a Christian audience with a message that Jesus is more important than anything else. It's a funny comedy for church goers that doesn't cross any lines.

Super wacc. Hella lame. You know its gonna be trash when the only way for a guy to get a role is to write his own lame screenplay. Lol. Wow. Such a waste of money.