Institute History
Description
When the Solon family leaves True Church, an evangelical storefront congregation on the rural outskirts of San Antonio, homeschooled teenager Judith finds herself lonelier than ever. Then she joins the cast of a megachurch hell house, where teens stage sins to scare audience members into salvation. She believes she’s finally found the Christ-focused community she’s always yearned for—until she doesn't land the coveted role of the Abortion Girl. Judith convinces herself she's the only player doing God's work—and it's her holy duty to expose the true wages of sin.
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