Home Safe
Jan 01 1981
•1h 14m
•Drama, TV Movie
This drama demonstrates how obedience to Biblical principles can overcome the problems of permissiveness and lack of leadership in today’s family. The heartwarming conclusion presents a message of hope and encouragement for families everywhere.
Cast
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Newell Alexander
Miller
Anita Jesse
Henruta
Howard Culver
Grandpa Ollie
Michael Hornaday
Jeff
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