Letters to God, DVD

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Battling brain cancer, 8-year-old Tyler Doherty turns to God as his own private pen pal. It's his way of praying---but beleaguered neighborhood postman Brady McDaniels has no idea what to do with envelopes addressed to heaven! As he gets to know Tyler and his family, Brady makes a decision that transforms his life---and uplifts his new friends. Rated PG. Closed captions. Approx. 110 minutes.

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Format: DVD
Vendor: Possibility Pictures
UPC: 883476027661

Availability: In Stock
Series: Letters to God

Product Reviews

Letters to God, DVD 4.7 5 50 50

Such an emotional movie but the message is strong! April 19, 2013

This is an excellent movie. Have thought about buying this for a while but anticipated that it might be depressing. I was pleasantly surprised when I watched it. It was tender, amusing at times, uplifting and totally enjoyable. June 13, 2012

sad but enduring I would recommend this movie for everyone. There are not enough movies that talk about peoples relationship with God. It is a tear jerker but so worth watching. April 25, 2012

It has a reality to it that is everyday life. My husband and I felt this was so real like. It brought home to us the battle we are having with out 16 yr.old granddaughter fighting Cancer right now. It made us feel so blessed that she like this young man expect what is happening and deals with it better than we do. They seem to always have a better attitude than we think they have. March 23, 2012