Windows Of Heaven



In 1899, an aging President Lorenzo Snow is deeply troubled by the Church's crippling debt, left over from the anti-polygamy crusades of the 1880s. He feels prompted to travel to St. George, which is experiencing a tremendous drought, and while preaching in the Tabernacle there he receives a revelation to re-emphasize the law of tithing as the solution to the Church's financial troubles. Furthermore he promises rain in St. George if they will faithfully pay tithing. A reformation is begun throughout the settlements, and eventually St. George receives rain and the Church climbs out of debt. Casting, David K. Jacobs; unit manager, Richard Gailey; script supervisor, Marilyn Finch; sound supervisor, John Scott-Maitland.; cinematographer, Robert W. Stum; film editor, Frank S. Wise





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