Grace UnPlugged movie release (GIVEAWAY!)

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Have I mentioned Grace UnPlugged before (perhaps here about the book and here about the movie soundtrack)?? Well it's being released on DVD so I am excited to be able to host a giveaway for the DVD for one of you!
image via Grace Hill Media via Pinterest
Here's the skinny on the movie: Grace's dad is a one-hit-wonder turned Christian. He leads their church's worship band and, Grace feels, holds her back. When opportunity rises for her to make it big, she runs away from home and takes that chance. Will she make it big? Will she find out if she believes in the God her parents believe in? Will she crash?
image via Grace Hill Media via Pinterest
While this sounds like it's based on the life of [insert many options of super stars who have crashed here], it's not really, but it hits close to home. As a parent, I pray I don't assume a faith in my children but really lead them to own it on their own. You don't get to heaven on another's shirttails.

Well, let's get to this giveaway! One of you will win a DVD copy of Grace UnPlugged.

image via Grace Hill Media via Pinterest
HOW TO ENTER: 
MANDATORY (must comment on this to enter):
- Tell me how you started to own your faith (or if you do at all).

OTHER WAYS TO ENTER (one entry per comment):
- Like the S Club 4 on Facebook. Leave a comment.
- Follow me on Twitter. Leave a comment.
- Share this on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest. Leave the URL. Please include #GraceUnplugged

Giveaway ends February 17, 2014 at 11:59pm. Winner will be notified and announced the 18th. Must be 18 years or older to enter; void where prohibited.

Disclaimer: I received a DVD copy of the movie in return for this post. I still hold all opinions as my own, even when others disagree with them.

Comments

Unknown said…
Since I was very young, I was brought up to believe in God and Jesus. However, our parents let us decide for ourselves what we believed in for ourselves. I would go to other faiths and religious temples from Catholic, Judism, Methodist, Baptist, Mormon and many others. I was glad my parents gave me the opportunity to experience and learn about other religions because the more knowledge you have the more you can make a correct fit for yourself. My faith is strong in God and I'm thankful to have him in my life.
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