The story of Koinonia Farm in the years before the Civil Rights era.

This award-winning documentary tells the story of a community that faced bullets, bombs, and boycotts — and kept going. Director Faith Fuller, who grew up at Koinonia, returned to the story a decade after the film’s 2002 debut to update it with new footage and perspective.

Bonus features include a short on Clarence Jordan’s legacy, a look at Koinonia life today, Greg Wittkamper’s 40th high school reunion, and footage from the film’s premiere in Americus.

Appropriate for classrooms, church groups, and home collections.

Details:

• DVD
• Directed by Faith Fuller