Swim Fitness Member (Dottie)
(played by Dot Gregory) — minor
Cort
(played by Daniel Ellis) — minor
Sick Kid
(played by Bryson Pitts) — minor
Barbara
(played by Victoria Jackson) — minor
Holly's friend
(played by Sarah Glass) — minor
Congregation Member
(played by Lilianna Griffee) — minor
Audience Member
(played by Devon Key) — minor
Jack
(played by Max Morgan) — minor
Story Analysis
Pastor John struggles to preserve his church and personal commitments amid declining attendance, internal conflict, and an unresolved confrontation.
Plot Progression
A Legacy Under Pressure
— Pastor John inherits the church his father built and hopes to continue its example. Declining attendance and comparison with a larger congregation add pressure.
The Choir's Departure
— Disagreements over church changes widen the divide with longtime members. The choir leaves, a boycott threatens the church, and Pastor John receives a two-week ultimatum.
A Disguise and a Difficult Choice
— Pastor John disguises himself in an effort to reach Mary as the crisis strains his marriage. He considers another position while his family urges him to attend to home.
A Conditional Return
— Mary agrees to end the boycott and let the choir return, but says she will not return while Pastor John remains pastor. After a visitor's appeal, Pastor John turns down the other job and stays.
The Unfinished Confrontation
— A later gathering includes a plan involving an elderly disguise, and personal tensions also surface. Dirk challenges Pastor John to fight, but the supplied dialogue ends before the outcome or the chur...
Directed by Sean Morgan
Altar Egos (2017) · 6/10 · comedy, family
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