One by One

One by One. That's all God calls us to do is minister to people, reach out when they miss church like ministers used to. Get to know your congregation, don't be afraid to think outside the box. The fact that this is a true story of a man who started out a coroner, policeman, (I won't give the rest away but... WOW!) And became a shepherd that tended to his flocks so creative and thoughtfully. Beautiful story. Thank you for living it, thank you for writing it, producing it and bringing it to the BIG screen! The sets were awesome too! So very blessed I got to watch this with my teenage daughter. She loved it as well.

Salty Earth pictures tells story in such a beautiful way. One by One did not disappoint!

The audience laughed, and held on, as they waited to see what would happen with David once he got to Florida.

It was great seeing some of their regular actors and actresses in this production as well as the winner of The Actors Voice starring as the lead.

We strongly recommend screening it at your church. Especially if you're ready to reach those who are hurting or without hope in your community, and help bring more people in through the front doors.

Also having Zambo's present at the screening for Q&A is an added delight.

This is such a powerful film and timely message to Churches around the world that are struggling to retain membership, yet maintain evangelism outside their doors. The story evokes everything from laughter to tears, and features a stellar cast who were perfectly cast for their roles. The editing and storyline propel the audience forward and keep them engaged throughout. Lance Brown was superb in the leading role and we hope to see much more of this talented actor. In fact, several of the leading cast members deserve recognition for their incredible portrayals. This is among my favorite Christian films, and will be added to my personal library to watch again as a reminder that God is guiding us in ways we can't imagine, if we only listen for his inspiration.

The music started off cheesy at the beginning but was very good near the end. However, some of the actors just starting their career were awesome. I got to listen to the interview of the actors and they enjoyed talking with the real people portrayed in the story. So proud of the Wisconsin Synod for being presented in a very professional movie. Salty earth has a bright future ahead and hopefully a network like Daystar can pick up their movies, this would open a large amount of resources and help the studio create even better films. Who would of that that a small studio out of Wisconsin could create such a masterpiece.

Have a box of tissues ready! This story will Make you laugh and make you cry. And leave you at the end wishing there was more.

The movie is a true story about looking at the signs and not always following the money. And it's a movie that I can safely show my teens and not have to worry about crude language and inappropriate scenes.

The movie is based on a true story, which brings another factor to the story, and I'm pleasantly surprised to see how well they kept the story to the actual real life story.

Lance does a great job portraying the actor showing his sarcastic side, which has you laughing throughout the entire movie.

Make time and see one by one!