Adopt a Jesus (Trailer)

For 14 days we traveled through the south in a bus that ran on used cooking oil. We picked up hitchhikers and listened to the stories of the homeless and those who devote their time caring for them. We survived on the street skills that Brandt Russo acquired form the time he spent on the streets of Houston and hitchhiking throughout the US.


"psalters does not officially endorse this film, and is not receiving any contributions from it. Psalters music is public domain and is free to be used by anyone however they wish."
-Captain Napkins

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Brandt Russo
• Lakewood
• Homeless
• Psalters
• Houston
• Nashville
• astraydogfilm

[prplmonkeysrule]

Looks awesome.

When and where is it released?

[astraydogfilm]

were looking to get the final edit done by fall, were gonna fire up the old bus and do a couple week tour playing the films in different cities.

[emilyolp]

Such an inspiring doc

[BattleCryToSuccess]

Looks Awesome Brother...Your absolutely right about all the so called Christians who only speak it but dont show it at all.

[sweetp5691]

@quinnmyster

It is-and it's one of my favorite songs :)

[divinagoettel22]

nice job.! will watch this in webmovietube

[quinnmyster]

This song sounds like a song off an old Psalters album I got at a show..

[FicklishxXxTicklish]

Saw this last night at Take Hold in GR- So heartbreaking, but soo incredibly inspiring.

[VivaLaAstrid]

I wanna watch thisss. Where can I get it/watch it?

[DeathbySasquatch]

@VivaLaAstrid It's awesome man : )

[frpd5]

And He answered and said to them,"My mother and my brothers are these which hear the word of God, and do it".

Luke 8:21

[justpeace0]

Saw the screening at the Pare Lorentz film fest in Clarksburg WV. I enjoyed particularly the filmmaker's skillful use of music. Also I think the film offers as much of a message about waste and conservation as it does about religious hypocrisy and poverty.