Following in the footsteps of films like God's Not Dead (1&2), War Room, and October Baby comes a film that is unafraid to challenge the world, and wear its belief on its sleeve. Suitable for ages 12 and over, Voiceless is a gripping Christian film that brings a strong voice into the pro-life issue, one that is uncompromising, unwavering, and will change where you stand in your beliefs.
Voiceless is the story of one man's fight that may cost him absolutely everything.
That man is Jesse Dean. Recently discharged from the US Army, Jesse stumbles into a job with a waning Philadelphia Church, as their outreach leader. Wasting no time, and refusing to settle for conventional methods of outreach, Jesse sets up a boxing club to connect with those around the Church.
But, sat directly across from the old Church is a prominent Family Planning clinic.
Disturbed to see that the Church remains silent whilst a clinic performing abortions is free to operate just a few meters away, Jess begin to take actions. Preaching, protesting, convincing women who enter to change their mind: Jess puts his all into living out his convictions, and creating ripples throughout his community.
As the two sides become more heated, a tragedy strikes which challenges everyone involved to ask themselves what is right, and what isn't.
A film to challenge you into standing up for what's right, Voiceless continues the powerful themes of God's Not Dead (1 & 2) and War Room: films that aren't afraid to challenge the world outside, and will show you of the importance of standing up for your convictions. Even if the whole world says otherwise.