
Unconditional
The true story behind the movie is that of Joe Bradford, formerly of rural Tennessee. He and wife Denise had to relocate to low-income housing in Nashville, once he contracted kidney disease. As they moved into their new home, they found they were surrounded by needy and underprivileged youngsters in their neighborhood. Instead of despairing and doing nothing, the couple reached out to the children and began a choir, directed by Joe. Many of the fatherless, and some parent-less kids, became to love this family, particularly "Papa" Joe. The couple went on to found and establish a non-profit organization designed to help these needy children, in 2005, known as Elijah's heart.
While the movie's events are a bit different, the message is the same. At opening, we find Samantha Crawford, a woman living a perfect life as a published writer, on her ranch with her much loved husband and horse. However, when her husband Billy tragically dies, everything goes downhill for Samantha. She feels that she's lost everyone and everything that mattered to her, until she runs into an old and dear friend, Joe, during a life-and-death experience, with two children involved.
Sam then sees that Joe loves and cares for the poor, especially the young, in the poverty-stricken community, where they live. In this way, she gets back her faith in God, and the will to continue on, assisting Joe with his ministry. She again finds love of God and of humanity.

- Cast
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Lynn Collins, Michael Ealy, Bruce McGill, Kwesi Boakye
- Studio
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Harbinger Media Partners, Veracity Moving Pictures, Free To Love
- Director
- Brent McCorkle
- Produced By
- Jason Atkins and J. Wesley Legg
- Language
- English
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