True Believers

In the 1950s rural South, cotton heiress Peggy Nickles buys a dilapidated church and plans to restore it for a local Black congregation, much to her family's dismay and the community's racist opposition. Alongside preacher Otha Lee and an itinerant carpenter, she begins the work, but the restoration inadvertently uncovers deceitful secrets from the past. This forces a new generation to confront the sins of their predecessors and stand for what is right, exploring themes of faith, heritage, and reconciliation.