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Music, Family, Drama • 2026 • 103 min • Older Kids (7+)

The Gospel of Christmas follows a pastor and his family as they fight to restore a struggling New York church ahead of Christmas, with faith and community at the core. The film leans traditional in its depiction of family values, portraying marriage and religious devotion as pillars of stability. With a predominantly Black cast and gospel music central to the narrative, the story underscores community strength and spiritual guidance over modern progressive shifts. The absence of overt challenges to convention reinforces a conservative worldview aligned with familial and religious norms.
Fantasia Barrino • Durrell 'Tank' Babbs • Shirley Caesar
The Gospel of Christmas follows a pastor and his family as they fight to restore a struggling New York church ahead of Christmas, with faith and community at the core. The film leans traditional in its depiction of family values, portraying marriage and religious devotion as pillars of stability. With a predominantly Black cast and gospel music central to the narrative, the story underscores community strength and spiritual guidance over modern progressive shifts. The absence of overt challenges to convention reinforces a conservative worldview aligned with familial and religious norms.
Fantasia Barrino • Durrell 'Tank' Babbs • Shirley Caesar
The Gospel of Christmas follows a pastor who revives a neglected New York church by embracing faith, prayer, and community bonds while confronting personal doubts and external pressures.
The Gospel of Christmas centers on a Black family leading a church in a New York neighborhood, emphasizing gospel performances, prayer, and community outreach through its predominantly Black cast and faith-driven storyline.
The Gospel of Christmas follows a married couple who inherit and lead their late father's family church while raising their sons, with prayer and faith portrayed as essential supports for marital commitment and family responsibility.
The film affirms Christianity by centering on gospel music, sermons, prayer, and the redemptive power of faith within Black evangelical communities.
The Gospel of Christmas centers on faith, family, church life, and personal redemption without featuring any LGBTQ+ characters or themes.
The Gospel of Christmas centers on a pastor and his family working to revive a struggling church through faith and community ties, with no transgender characters or themes present in the story.
The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
The Gospel of Christmas centers on an original story about a struggling pastor named Isaac and his wife Rebecca as they relocate to a troubled neighborhood to save their church.
The Gospel of Christmas is an original story with no prior source material or established characters whose races are redefined on screen.
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