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♪ It's December 2nd

♪ The snow begins to fall

♪ Babe, I'm getting ready

♪ We're gonna have a ball

♪ So babe, let's
hang our stockings

♪ And put those presents
beneath the tree

♪ Cause baby it's the
time of year again

♪ Christmas is here

♪ It's time for celebrations

♪ Holidays are comin' along

♪ We're gonna grab another
drink with the guys

(cell phone ringing)

♪ It's time to have some fun

♪ We'll get the
champagne flowing

- Yeah.

Yeah, Mom, I'm
leaving right now.

Oh, God I dropped that again.

♪ Come on baby, let's
raise our glasses

It's only an hour
and a half drive.

Look, yeah yeah, I
checked the forecast.

I gotta go, Mom.

Bye.

I love you too.

♪ We'll sing the same old song

♪ And right a bow appears

♪ And when this comes to an end
and the week we'll go again

♪ And welcome in
a happy New Year

♪ For now, we'll keep on singing

♪ With the ones
that we hold dear

♪ 'Cause baby, it's that
time of year, again

♪ Christmas is here

♪ Come on, baby let's
raise our glasses

(tires screeching)

(loud crash)

♪ It's time for
singing and dancing

♪ Baby, let's spread
a little Christmas

♪ No, spread a little Christmas

♪ Christmas cheer

(instrumental music)

♪ Baby, let's raise our glasses

♪ Because Christmas time is here

♪ It's time for
singing and dancing

♪ Baby, let's spread a
little Christmas cheer

♪ Baby, let's raise our glasses

♪ Don't you know
it's Christmas time

♪ No, it's time for
singing and dancing

♪ Baby, let's spread a
little Christmas cheer

♪ No, no

♪ Spread a little
Christmas cheer

♪ No, no, no, no, no

♪ Christmas, Christmas

- Do not be afraid, Gabriel.

(soft music)

- How you know my name?

- Oh, I know a lot about you.

Son of Frank and Mary Webber.

Older brother to Mia Webber.

Attended a full scholarship
at the state university.

Pretty impressive.

Died of an automobile
accident. (sighs deeply)

- What, what, died?

How can I be dead when
I'm standing right here

in front of you?

- Well, you are no longer
in your physical form.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

Wait.

I was on the way home.

- Time to prepare
for your new one.

- New home, where?

- Gabriel, are you
ready for your mission,

to solidify your righteous
seat on the throne

with our father?

- Who are you?

- Oh, I'm Micha.

I'm an angel.

- Oh God.

- No, no, no, no, just an angel.

Come with me, let me
show you something.

(bells chime)

- I want you to know.
- No, no, no.

- Yes, baby, come on, now.

Here, take this.
- Absolutely not.

♪ Jingle bells, jingle bells
- Absolutely not.

♪ Jingle all the way

♪ Oh, what fun it is to ride
in a one horse open sleigh.

Come on, now, sing
it with me, girl.

Listen, you know we have fun

when we do our
little jingle bells.

Did you forget?

Please, baby, take this ball.

This gonna help you get
into the Christmas spirit.

Yes.

Now, we gettin' ready
to have a good time.

- [Faith] Why are we here?

You said we were going straight.

- [Deborah] I know, I know.

I know, baby.

I feel like I left
something at the office.

- [Faith] Oh my gosh.

- Faith, you wanna come in?

- I'm good.

- You sure?

- No, thanks, I'm good.

- All right.

Well, I'm gonna go
ahead and go in.

You sure you're not coming?

- Mhm.
- Okay.

(soft music)

- Baby girl, I am
so proud of you.

Heading off to college.

(both chuckling)

Oh my goodness.

Oh, I'm gonna miss you so much.

- I'm gonna miss you guys.

- Yeah, well, you'll
be a phone call away.

Me and my checkbook.

But you go there, and you
enjoy your college experience.

Don't worry about us.

You're gonna have so much fun.

The college experience.

Not too much fun,
just get an education.

- Maybe a little too much.

- No, no, no.

(Faith chuckles)

- But, wow, it's
hard to believe.

Well, I got some
cleaning up to do so,

you go on, you do
what you gotta do.

I'll take care of everything.

- Okay.
- All right?

- Love you.
- Love you, too.

(phone ringing)

(Deborah sighs)

- Hello, Deborah.

Yes, just the soul I
needed to speak to.

- Hello, Ernie.

- No, no, that's Pastor Ernie.

Yes, ma'am.

- Well, that's up for debate.

- So, I was calling in
the matters of the refuge.

- What about it?

- Well, you see, I've
been running the refuge

since your husband's
untimely death.

God bless his soul.

And me and the board were
talking and we were thinking,

since it's only two days
until Faith has to sign,

and take over the camp,

let's not burden her with
such a humongous task.

Why don't you sign
the refuge over to me?

- You and some of
the board members?

Well, Pastor,

me, God, and Santa Claus
will wait all the time,

not one second before
December the 25th.

- Well, you can't delay
the inevitable, right?

- Nothing is
inevitable with Him.

The Christmas spirit
can come over anyone.

- Well, if you change your mind,

I'll be here at the refuge camp.

- Goodbye, Ernie.

- Yeah, thank you.

You have a blessed day, also.

(Ernie sighs)

- Gets on my nerves.

What in the world is
going on with him?

Always bugging me about stuff.

I'm telling you, I
get so sick and tired

of that pastor getting
on my nerves so badly.

Oh boy.

- Who was that?

- Nobody, baby.

You should have come inside.

You know what?

You should take some time

to catch up with some of
the people at the church.

They're always asking about you.

- Yeah, I'm sure they are.

- Guess what?

I was thinking that
maybe you can sing

for the Christmas Toy Drive.

Or, maybe that one song you
and your father used to-

- Yeah, so that's
not going to happen.

(Deborah sniffing)

- Well, I do know
this one thing,

if you don't stop smoking
those death sticks,

the one time that you're
wanna gonna be able to sing,

you will not be able to, Faith.

They're so bad for you.

- Do you not think I know that?

- Baby, I miss him too.

I love him so much.

I miss him, but it's
just me and you now.

Please don't make me
feel like I'm all alone.

I love you, Faith.

I love you, baby.

- I love you too, mom.

- There she is.

Your mission.

- My mission is a girl?

- Christmas has become
dark for her now.

See, her father passed
away earlier this year.

And he loved Christmas.

Your task is to help her find
that Christmas spirit again.

- How can I do that
when I'm not even alive?

- Death is only the
beginning, Gabriel.

- So, I'm like a guardian angel?

- (chuckles) No.

A spirit, but a good one.

See, people will still
be able to see you

and experience your presence.

- So, I'll be back alive again.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

See, you're no longer
of this physical world.

But, with God's power,
you'll still be present.

- Okay, so, lemme
get this straight.

I'm supposed to meet
this Faith girl,

and convince her to
not feel so depressed

about her daddy passing away?

- Yep.

- How?

- That can only be
revealed once her heart

has made its choice.

Help guide her heart, Gabriel.

Oh, one more thing, you have
until the 25th, at noon.

- The 20...

What's today?
- 23rd.

- So, you want me to talk to
somebody who I've never met,

and help change her entire life,

and fall in love with
Christmas in two days?

- You've got this.

He's been watching you
for many years now.

Believe in yourself.

Believe in yourself.

- Where are you?

What am I supposed to do?

(soft music)

- So, what are we doing back
here at the church, man?

Faith didn't even wanna
be here last time.

- Oh, we're not
here to meet Faith.

- So, who are we running into?

(gifts clatter)

- Oh my God.
- Micha.

- No, no, it's Deborah.

Deborah Johnson.

- You can see me?

- Honey, of course
I can see you.

You high or something?

- No, ma'am, no, I'm just...

It's really, really happy
that you can see me.

- [Micha] Remember
your mission, Gabriel.

- Where are you?

- At church!

Maybe you need to
come in the church.

Baby, them drugs gonna
have you out in this world.

- Too late for that.

- Pardon me?

- Oh, nothing, nothing.

Sorry.
- Oh, I'm sorry.

- My name is Gabriel.

- Gabriel, how can I help you?

- Yeah, I...

I was looking to
apply for the job.

Heard you were hiring.

- I didn't know they was
still looking for people.

Well, come on and help
me get these decorations

together and I'll
run you on up there.

- Yes ma'am, yes, ma'am.

(Deborah laughing)

- Oh, my goodness,
here, get this.

It feels so good
to have some help.

- Yes ma'am, yes ma'am.

Wait, you were doing
this all by yourself?

- Yes, it's just been
me and my daughter

since my husband passed away.

But, you know,

Christmas was a very special
time of the year for my husband

and everything was so easy.

Everything was so easy,
but, you know what?

We move on and I just
wanna thank you so much.

- It's no problem.

Yes, ma'am.
- I'm so humbly grateful.

Thank you.
- Yes, ma'am.

- Mom, how much longer
are you gonna take?

- Come right here.
- What are you-

- Come here.

Come here.

(Faith grunts)

Come with me, now.
- Don't do that.

- Come with me.

- I'm just waiting in the
car, what are you doing?

- Listen, Faith this is Gabriel.

- Nice to meet you, Faith.

- Yeah, same here.

- Shake his hand.

- Hi.

- I was thinking maybe you
could take him to the campsite.

- What?
- He wants a job.

- No, I'm not going there.

- Why not?

You love that place.

And Darren, you know, Darren
probably still works there.

And you know, Darren, he was-

- Okay, okay,
please stop talking.

Please stop, I will take him.

I will take him, but
he was helping you so,

he's supposed to-
- That's okay,

he can take the box
and you all can go.

Is that all right
with you, Gabriel?

Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Okay.

- All right.

- Let's go.

- All right, thank you.

That worked well.
- Oh my gosh.

- All right, thank you.
(Faith grunts)

- Look, I asked for those
papers two weeks ago.

I need them ASAP.

Matter of fact, I
needed them yesterday.

You promised them to me.

Hold on, I have
to call you back.

This idiot just walked up.

Yeah.

All right.

So, your presence here

I guess it means that
you have the deed.

- Not yet.

- Then why are you here?

- I came here to tell you...

Oh, I'm working on it.

That's what I'm doing,
I'm working on it.

- You're working on it?
- Yes.

- You're always working on it.

- But, look, I got
everything under control.

And they gon' sign it and
I wanted to let you know

that I'm working on it.

- Listen, rumor has it
that you might not get it.

- Hold on, who told you that?

- I have my resources.

Besides, when I
invest in properties,

I make sure I know everything
about 'em. little brother.

- Well, look, I got
this, I'm gon' get...

Well, I'ma get it done, I guess.

- Let me tell you something.

I want you to make
sure that you got it,

because if you don't,

I'ma have to sue you
for every little penny

that I gave you
as a down payment.

- I gotta pay that back?

- Of course you
gotta pay it back.

- But hold up, I
thought it was a loan.

- No, it ain't no loan.

- Well, grant?

- Hey, money before family.

Get that back.

- All right.

What about before Christmas?

You get that deed before
Christmas, I'll double it.

- Double?
- Double.

- Hold on, but, I
gotta pay it back.

- I said what I said.

- But, double though.

- Ma, yeah.

- Double, right?
- I need those papers.

Yeah, ma.

I'm trying to make
that pineapple upside.

(lively music)

- Cabins.

Cabins are nice.

Oh...

- Well, this is it.

- So...

- Oh, I am not going in there.

I was literally just
dropping you off.

- Who am I supposed to talk to?

- Oh my gosh, come on.

- So, where would you
like me to put this?

- I don't know.

Put it over there, I guess.

(box thuds)

(Gabriel sighs)

- Wow.

How long this place been here?

- My dad opened it up
before I was even born so,

a minute.
- Cool.

But, this is it.

- Wow.

- Merry, Merry Christmas.

Well, bless my stars in heaven,

if it isn't Sister
Faith Johnson.

- Hey, Darlene.

- I haven't seen you
in a month of Sundays.

- Yeah, it's been a while.

- And I know it's
been some time,

but I want to extend my
deepest condolences to you

about Pastor Johnson.

My heart was broken.

He was the glue that
kept this camp together.

We sure do miss him.

- Yeah.

We all do.

- But, we missed you, as well.

How are you?

How long are you here?

- Oh, I'm not
gonna be here long.

I have to get back,
so I can graduate.

Finish my classes.

- Of course.
(both giggles)

Oh, who is this fine
young gentleman here?

Your boyfriend?

- Absolutely not.

This is Gabriel.

My mom told me to
bring him over here

so he could help you out
with, I guess anything.

- Yes.

Well, I could definitely use
help with this fundraiser

for the shelter children.

It's a big Christmas Toy Drive.

I could use both of
your help, to be honest.

- Oh.

I would, but I really
have so much to do,

and I'm only gonna be in
town for a little bit,

with my classes and I'm
graduating, you know?

So it's...

- Put it on top, yeah.

(door slams)

Faith.

- Darren.

- Hey.

Oh my God.
- Hey.

- Hey, how are you doing?

- Good.

- It's good to see you.
- It's good to see you.

(both chuckling)

- Just, yeah.

- Gabriel, why don't I show
you to our printing office?

- Okay, well, I
thought I was gonna-

- Oh, here, take that.

- Well, I thought you,
you were going, so.

- Yeah.

- So, oh wow.

Yeah, look at your hair, man.

- Oh, thanks.
- Wow.

No, it's amazing.

I love the change.

- How have you been?

- I've been amazing right now.

Well, nah, I've been good.

How about yourself?

- School, school.

- Yeah, how's school going?
- School.

- It's just a lot.

- Yeah, you should be running
the world by now, right?

- Yeah, you'd think.

- Well, no, it
won't be long now.

You've always had
the heart for it-

- Thanks.
- In your mind, so.

- It's good seeing you.

- Yeah, yeah.
- Yeah!

- No problem.
- I should go.

- Now, Gabriel,

in here's where we get
copies of our flyers made.

Oh, I just love
this copy machine.

It's just been a good
copy machine to me.

We're gonna need about
100 more of these

to pass out in town later on.

So, do you think you
can help me with this?

- Yeah, I think I got it.

- Okay, let's see
you open the copier.

(copier opens)
- Oh, no.

This is a delicate creature.

You gotta be real
careful with it.

This is how you open
it and close it.

And then you press
1-0-0 for 100.

You got that?

- I got it.
- Terrific.

Give me a shout if
you need anything.

- Thought I was
supposed to be dead.

- What are you doing?

(record scratching)

- I'm making flyer
copies for the Toy Drive.

- You do know you don't
have to do that, right?

- I thought this was what I
needed to do to talk to Faith.

- No. (chuckles)

No, Gabriel.

You don't have to
do all of that.

Just talk to her.

Tell her exactly who you are.

- What, that I'm the
ghost of Christmas past?

- No.

Trust in yourself, man.

Tell her who you are,
who you truly are.

Maybe she'll understand and
see if you just be honest.

Sorry, you were
supposed to catch that.

- You know, I really missed you.

Sorry I ain't really
get a chance to say

after Pastor died.

You took off and I ain't
really get to say it.

Bye.

- Yeah.

Well, I have missed you too.

- And I'm really sorry. I know

you're probably tired
of hearing this.

But, I am sorry.

- It's okay.

Believe it or not, it's
gotten easier to hear.

You wouldn't think it, but.

- Yeah.

- So, you think
you're gonna help out

with the children's
drive this year?

- Oh, come on,
the kids love you.

- I can't.

- Seriously, I loved it,

and the kids used to love
when you would sing with Pat.

- I really can't.

And especially not today.

I have to get going soon.

Gotta get the car
back to my mom.

Yeah, so...

- Maybe we can get some-

- Hey.

Sorry.

Excuse me.

Can I talk to you for a second?

I'm sorry.

- No, no, no, actually
I'm getting outta here.

Would you be able to help
out with those flyers still?

- I got you when I get back.
- Hey, I'ma hold you to that.

- All right.
- Yo, man, it's a pleasure.

- Yeah.

- See you soon, all right?

- Bye, Darren.

I was actually about
to go myself, so.

- I forgot something at
the church anyway, so,

can I ride?

- (grunts) Let's go.

So, what exactly did you
leave back at the church?

- Nothing, I just, I
needed to talk to you,

and tell you who I
am and why I'm here.

- Okay.

So, who are you and
why are you here?

- Well, Faith, the
thing is I'm a sp-

- A special day
it is. (laughing)

My God.

To be in the presence of
the late Pastor Johnson's

beautiful daughter, Faith.

How you doing today, sister?

- I'm doing okay.

- My apologies.

I didn't introduce
myself to you earlier.

I am Pastor Ernie Johnson.

I am the Director here
of Our Father's Refuge.

And also the head pastor here.

- I'm sorry, what
did you just say?

- I'm the Director
here at the Refuge,

and I am also the head pastor.

- Yeah, I heard what you said,

but how are you the head pastor,
if that was my dad's job?

- I'm sorry.

Oh, well, Deborah,

I'm a good friend of your
father, Pastor Johnson.

I wouldn't be the
pastor I am today

without your father's influence.

It's funny how God moves
through us all, right?

Deborah brought
me on permanently.

- Wait.

So, my mother gave
you this position.

- Yes.

She called me and asked me
to work with the Summer Camp.

She enjoyed my interactions
with everyone so much

that she gave me a
permanent position.

My God, how he moves
through us all, right?

Matter of fact, I
would love it if you

would come and work
with the children

for the Christmas program.

The kids will love it.

- It's been nice meeting you,

but, I really should get going.

- All right.

Remember my offer.

Okay?
- I'll think about it.

- Y'all have a good
day, be blessed.

Have a blessed day.

- He's interesting.

So, he was nice.

The Darren guy.

He seemed like he was really
trying to help back there.

- Please just stop talking.

- Look Faith, I really need to
talk to you about something,

I meant to tell you back there.

- What, Gabriel?

- Whew.

I am a Christmas spirit,
here to guide your heart.

- You're a Christmas spirit?

- Yeah.

- Are you high?
- [Gabriel] What?

- Yeah, you sound
like you're high.

- No, no, I'm not high.

Look, I don't, I
don't understand this
whole thing either,

but I just know that
I'm supposed to be
here to help guide

your heart and make sure
you make the right choice.

- Oh, you are high.

- Faith Alexandria Johnson,
born February 7th, 1999

as an only child to
Pastor Robert Johnson

and Deborah Johnson.

- What, you think knowing my
birthday is supposed to make me

believe that you're
a Christmas spirit?

- No, but December 22nd, 2008,

you ran home from school
on your Christmas break

on that last day
because Melissa Cater

was making fun of you.

You went to your room crying

and your dad went in
there to comfort you.

You didn't think you
would ever be happy again,

but then he gave
you an ornament.

It was blank, but
y'all painted it red.

And it had candy cane
spirals around it

with a little bit of glitter.

It's been chipping
over the years,

but you still keep
it in a safe spot

so you can bring it
out for the tree.

- How do you know about that?

I've literally never
told anyone that story.

- I told you, spirit.

You're stopping.

- Get out of my car.

- Isn't this your mom's car?

- Get out of the car, Gabriel.

- Look, Faith, I'm
not sure why I'm here

I just know I'm
supposed to help you.

And I just think you
should let me help you.

- Well, the best way
for you to help me

is by just not following
me and leave me alone.

- Very well.

Drive safe.

Don't speed.

(car door shuts)

♪ Christmas life

♪ See them shine

♪ In the eyes

- Smooth.

- Man, I did what you said.

- What exactly did I say?

- Man, to tell her who I am.

- Did I say that or did I
say tell her who you are?

Who you truly are.

- I don't know what that means.

- We all have greatness
in us, Gabriel.

Some of us are born with it.

Some of us have
greatness thrust upon us.

And some of us have
to achieve greatness.

- You're one of those.

And it's up to you to
decide which one you are.

- What if I'm not that great?

Oh, you just gonna
disappear again on me?

Great.

Just great.

♪ Merry Christmas

♪ Can you feel it

♪ If you feel it

♪ Then sing with me

♪ I wish you

♪ Merry Christmas

♪ May all your dreams come true

♪ And I need

♪ Quiet singing

♪ Merrill ringing by
the Christmas tree

- Baby, you know why
I named you Faith?

- Why?

- Because the
minute you were born

and I held you right in my arms,

I looked at these
beautiful little eyes,

and right then and there,

I knew God was telling me
that anything is possible.

Faith, you are
possible to do wonders.

♪ Last break, Christmas cake
and ice skate on frozen land

♪ Favorite day

♪ Being free, just me

♪ Like I been, finally

♪ In this time, there is a line

- It's me again, Lord.

I just need to talk
to you for a minute.

You know, it's been four days

since Gabriel been gone.

I just need to
know if he's okay.

See, I can rest

if I know he's with you, Lord.

(somber music)

- I needed to see her.

- It's very difficult, I know.

- You don't know the half.

- Oh no, I do.

I've been watching.

- Sure you have.

You know, anytime
I had a problem

or I just was just wondering
about the meaning of life,

my mother was always
there to just guide me

to make the right decision.

I used to get so mad at her,

because she would gimme
this advice that I thought

was just so vague.

And now it all makes sense.

It's like an
explosion in my brain.

Just wish I could ask
her what to do now.

- Gabriel, what I
would say to that is

you are already prepared.

She prepared you
for this moment.

She gave you the wisdom.

It's in you, right here.

You just have to
believe in yourself.

- I just wanna let her
know that I'm okay.

- You will when
the time is right.

- And when is that?

Of course.

(Deborah humming)

♪ Holy night

♪ All is

- Hey, Faith.

How's everything
going at the camp?

- Why didn't you tell
me about pastor Ernie?

- Faith.

I had no choice.

Time was running out.

I needed someone to
help with the church.

Keep things going,
money coming in.

- So, you were just
gonna replace my dad?

- Now, you wait a minute.

I did what I felt was
right for the church

and the community.

This is what your father
would have wanted.

And we must continue to
do God's work, Faith.

- Why?

- Faith.

This was your
father's life work.

He loved you and he
loved this church.

And maybe, maybe
you could see this

if you just opened your heart.

- So then why is he
not here with us?

Why is he not here
with us right now?

Because honestly, mom,

that's the only thing
I want from God,

from Santa, from whoever.

- I'm sorry.

That can't happen.

- So, then how am I supposed
to open my heart to Christmas?

- Baby, I'm thinking
of Roman's 8:28.

And we know that all
things work together

for the good of those
who love the Lord.

To them who are the called
according to his purpose.

Baby, your father knew
just as much as I did

that life is short and we
cannot change these things

that automatically
happen, naturally.

- I can't.

I'm sorry, mom, but I can't.

- Faith, you have
to make a decision.

- The church needs you
and the camp needs you.

- I don't want it.

- Faith.

Faith.

Faith!

- First of all, he didn't even
know how to open the copier.

And then he turned
the paper upside down

and then he printed
flyers, blank flyers.

A hundred pieces of blank paper.

- Lord.

- He didn't even notice-
- Hello, pastor.

- Hey, Mrs. Johnson,
how are you?

Could you excuse
us for a second?

Thank you.

Have a seat, ma'am, have a seat.

- All right.

- How can I help you today?

- It's nothing necessarily
that you can help me with,

but there's something
difficult for me to say.

- Difficult?

- Yeah.

My daughter is really,
really missing her father.

And I just don't believe
that she'll be able to handle

the day to day duties
of this amazing place.

- Yeah, I talked
about that with her.

- Well, did you tell her
that she could be the leader,

if she accepted the offer?

This was her
father's last wishes.

- Yeah, I talked
to her about it,

but I don't think I
got through to her.

- Yeah, I know we have not
always seen eye to eye.

But, her father loved Christmas.

My husband loved this place,
he loved the children.

- [Ernie] Yes.

- It meant so much to
him and our family.

You know, I truly
believe in my heart

that this is Faith's calling.

My husband, he trusted you.

He respected you.

I guess, I should too.

- Well, I will talk to Faith

and present it as
a great opportunity

for her to follow in
her father's footsteps,

and take a leadership role
here at Our Father's Refuge.

- Well, if you
can't convince her,

I guess I don't have to
prolong signin' the camp

over to you.

- Yes, yes.

Well, thank you for your time,

and we shall go talk
to Sister Faith.

- Thank you, Pastor.

- You're welcome, let's go.

- Dad, what is it
you want from me?

You just left me
with such a burden.

I don't know if I can do this.

I just,

I need a sign.

- You know the funny
thing about signs is

when you ask for them,

they never seem to come
quite when we envision them.

- Gabriel, what
are you doing here?

How did you find me?

- I told you, you're my mission.

And anyone can find you.

You just gotta follow the smoke
trails, little miss chimney.

- I don't need your help.

- No, maybe you don't.

Since you've got
it all figured out.

- Why do people die?

- Someone once told me that
death is only the beginning.

- That's very stupid.

- Listen, I don't
know whatever life

God has in store for you.

I believe it probably
starts with what your father

wished for you.

- You don't know anything.

You don't know my father,
you don't know me.

He would've never put me
through something like this.

- You know what?

I don't know.

And neither do you.

But, for either of us
to understand this,

it has to start with what
your father wanted for you.

- Well, I don't know
if that's what I want.

But, I do know, I want
you to stop following me.

That's all I went for Christmas.

But, will I get it?

Probably not, but I don't
need you any longer.

So, you can just go.

(upbeat music)

- Pst.

♪ Christmas time
was drawing near

♪ I had everything in order

- Ernie.

Why are you dressed up in that?

- So that nobody recognizes me.

- So no one recognizes.

Ernie Full, this is your church.

- Shh, spies about.

- Spies?
- Doin' something bigger, man.

- Ernie, you're an idiot.

- Hey, man.

- Can we get down to business?

Have you got the
deed signed yet?

- No.

But, I think I can
get her to sign it.

Look, I don't think she
wants to be at that camp.

Okay, all we gotta do,

is convince everybody around her

that poor little Faith
is not up to the task.

She's too fragile.

- Ernie, if she doesn't
sign for the deed,

the state will get the property.

- Yeah, but see, we know
Deborah won't let that happen.

All right?

So, this is it:

She's gonna see that Faith
doesn't wanna be there

at the camp, okay?
- Hmm.

- And, if the state
gets a hold of it

and she doesn't sign the deed,

then everything that poor old
Pastor Johnson worked for,

is gonna be up in the smoke.

All right?
- That's genius.

Genius.

- Yeah.

- Wait a minute, you sure
you thought about this?

- Yeah.

- Well it better work.

- Oh, it's bullet proof.

- Listen.

Dream about it with me.

Can't you see, we live
in the most fastest,

developing city in America.

And right there in the
smack of the middle of it,

I'ma have a hundred
acres of land.

- Oh.

- Condos, mini malls, movie
theater, getting money.

Lots and lots of money.

- Double.

- Hey, get me that deed.

- I'm on it.

Double, right?

- Double.

- But, I ain't
gotta pay you back.

Double, double.

Double, right?

Round two.

- Hey, Faith.

- Hey.

- Have the kids been fed yet?

- Yes, they have.

- Can we talk about the camp?

- Mom, you wanted me
to be at the camp.

I'm at the camp.

Can you, I mean,

what do you want from me?

- Flyers are done.

- Can I speak to you
for a minute, outside?

- Of course.

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

No, not yet.

I'm about to get her to cave.

She's gonna sign, all right?

Hey, hey, ain't no
need, but I'm fast now.

Alright?

I'ma...

Yes, sir, I'ma
get it, I'm on it.

Tell mama, I said
Merry Christmas too.

You said double though, right?

She got that in the bag.

All right, bye.

(Ernie sighs)

- What are you still
doing here, Gabriel?

- I told you, I'm
trying to do my job.

- Oh, that's right.

You're my guardian angel.

Well, thank you so
much for the talk.

But, I think I have
everything from here.

- That's not how this works.

You forgot who we're
dealing with, right?

- So what, are you gonna
show me my past, present

and future?

Or are you my friendly ghost?

- Now, you know this
aint the Christmas Carol.

And I'm definitely not Casper.

- So, you have to be here
until I've learned my lesson.

- Yeah, until the task is done.

- Okay, great.

Great, I've learned
everything I need to know.

So, God, Santa,
whoever sent you,

they can take you back now
because I don't need you.

- What are you doing?

- I'm trying to
return to sender.

- Just, (grunts)

- Hey, is everything all right?

- Hey.

Yeah, everything's great here.

I was just talking to Gabriel,

and he was telling me
that he understands,

but he thinks he could use
a little bit more help.

- Oh, well actually, we could
use plenty of help here.

So yeah, actually, Darlene!

- Sorry.

- Yeah, hey.

- Did you ring?
- Yes, I did.

Actually, my friend Gabriel
here wants to help us out,

but he has no idea how,

so I figured you'd be
the perfect person.

- Well, I know the perfect
thing you can help with.

If you would like
to come with me,

some of the children are
in need of entertaining.

- Oh, joy.
(Darlene chuckling)

- It's so funny that
you would say that,

that's one of the
children's names.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, it's gonna be fun.

I promise, come on.
- Oh, Joy.

She's amazing with those kids.

- Thank you so much for that.

- No problem.

It looks like we both
needed to escape.

- You have no idea.

- So, how about that lunch
we promised each other?

- Yeah, that sounds good.
- All right.

Ayo, the cafeteria is amazing.

You're gonna love it, seriously.

The sloppy dough, not
gonna lie, is ridiculous.

- [Faith] Oh, okay.

- Like you remember
- We'll see.

- [Darren] You remember Ms.
May used to make them in school

all the time.

- Joy, sweetie.

This is Gabriel.

Gabriel, this is Joy.

All of the children here are
looking for homes to go to.

The holidays can be real iffy,

so, we try to make it as
fun and loving as it can be.

That's why we host
this annual Toy Drive.

It helps bring the
community together,

and it helps raise the awareness

for all the little ones in
need of a family and love.

I'll be back in a bit.

You two get better acquainted.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- How are you?

- Fine.

- How old are you?

- Nine.

- How long have you been here?

- I don't know.

It's been a while.

- What are you doing?

- Whoa, man.

Man, you gotta stop
scaring me like that.

- What are you doing?

- I'm talking to Joy.

- I mean, I see that and
while she's a cute child,

what are you really supposed
to be doing, Gabriel?

Every time I keep
talking to Faith,

she just keeps rejecting me.

I told her I'm a spirit,

but I think she just
sees me as a joke.

- Do you really wanna do this?

- Yes.

- It doesn't seem like it.

- What if I'm unable
to make her heart

make the right choice?

- I don't know.
- What?

- I don't know, seriously.

Every spirit I know has
completed their mission.

So, I don't know what'll
happen to you when you don't.

That means you need
to get to work.

- Who are you talking to?

- Huh?

- Who were you talking to?

- I'm talking to Micha.

- I don't see anyone.

- She can't see me,
I'm an angel, remember?

- [Gabriel] Oh.

- Are you high?

- Huh? What?

No, I'm not high.

Why does everybody
keep saying that?

- Drugs are bad.

- I know drugs are bad.

I'm an adult here.

- So, who were you talking to?

- Just talking to a friend.

- Is your friend an angel?

- What makes you
think he's an angel?

- Because I believe we
all have guardian angels.

So, if you're not high,
you're talking to an angel.

They're always there for you.

- You know what, Joy?

They are.

(upbeat music)
- Duh.

- All right.

Let me show you my superpower.

- You're superpower?

- My superpower,
girl, stop playing.

- Oh my gosh.

Okay.

You're superpower.
- Like, seriously.

- When they put me on this court

and put this ball in my hand,

it was like, I could fly.

Your dad was the first
one to get me started.

- Really?

- Matter of fact, I'll tell
you a little known secret.

All right.

So, it's game three of
the finals championship.

I am about to go out to the game

and I ripped the
souls out of my shoes.

Yeah.

Long story, I was
trying to jump up the-

Anyway, look, your
dad drives two hours.

Brings me fresh shoes
right before the game.

Right?

Stayed and watched
me and everything.

- That sounds like him.

- Yeah, that's
kind of man he was.

- But, I'm guessing he
didn't have to bring you

a new jersey, then?

- Well, you know, no.

- You're a little less messy.
- Yeah.

And I didn't have to
be that cute, you know?

When you're on court, you can
be nasty and stuff like that.

Yeah.

So, you've had a
pretty hectic year.

- Yeah.

I don't know.

My mom, she just keeps trying
to act like everything's okay,

but, things are never
gonna be the same again.

So...
- I understand that.

But, different doesn't
have to mean bad.

- Yeah.

But, it also doesn't
mean good either.

- Yeah.

You know, Pastor
Johnson, your dad,

he's like one of the only
male figures in my life.

He...

He filled a void.

I mean, look around, he
filled a void for everybody.

And I know you lost
something that's special.

Something that none of us
can ever give you back.

So, we hurt too, we feel it.

- I just...

I don't think I can
ever do what he did.

I never ever met a
man like my father.

- I've never met a
man like your father.

No one's ever met a
man like your father.

There's never been a
man like your father.

- But I'm looking at the
closest thing to him.

Like who has his love?

Who has his compassion?

Now, I know school is
like busy and crazy

and you gotta get
things together.

- I dropped out.

- You did what?

- I just couldn't do it.

And don't tell anyone.

Especially don't tell my mom.

- Oh.

- I was there in all my classes.

I was either almost failing
or definitely failing.

So, I left.

Darren, I just called it quits.

- Don't you think you
should at least tell her?

- It's my life.

- Maybe so, big facts,
but, let's be honest,

with all that
she's been through,

the least you could
do is tell her.

I mean-
- Yeah.

- she loves you
with everything in her.

Tell you what, you'll
always have me, right?

(both giggles)

I'm nice, though.

(Faith giggles)

- Oh.
- Oh.

- Excuse me.
- Excuse me, sorry.

- Brother Gabriel.
- Yes?

- You wouldn't by any chance

be going to see Sister
Faith now, would you?

- Actually, that's
exactly what I'm doing.

- Could you...

You know what, never mind.

- No, no, what is it?

- See, Mrs. Johnson was
telling me that Faith

has been losing, I don't know,

interest in the refuge camp
after her father's passing

and it all.

You see pastor Johnson left
the refuge camp to Faith,

you know, only if she wanted
to dedicate her life to it.

- Yeah, I mean, but
she's got school.

I mean, well, she doesn't much
time left till she graduates.

- Yes, yes, yes.

International business, right?

And see, she'll be missing
out an opportunities

to help thousands, if
not millions of people

in other countries.

- You say millions?

- Yes.

- That's it.

That's her hardest choice.

I mean, that's what her father
would've wanted for her.

- Exactly, absolutely.

See, Mrs. Johnson wants
me to convince her

to take over the refuge camp,
but she wouldn't listen to me.

I'm too busy anyway with the
Toy Drive and all these things.

She needs to hear
it from a friend.

Someone like you.

- Yeah.

I could do that.

- Excellent, excellent.

You know what else?

I need a soloist
for the opening act.

Do you think you could
convince her for me?

- Yeah, it's not a
problem. You know what?

Go ahead and sign her up.

I mean, she's probably
be thrilled to do it.

I mean, this is
her calling, right?

- Yeah, exactly.

Thank you so much.

Oh man.

Oh brother Gabriel, you
have a good day, okay?

- Yeah, you too, thank you.

- That's right.

(Ernie mumbling)

- Hello.
- Hey, Pastor Ernie.

- How are things?

- Well, they, they could be
better, they could be worse.

I really wish we
had more volunteers,

and I really wish that
Gabriel was a better help.

I thought he was gonna be
able to help around here.

That boy can't even
use a copying machine.

- Hello, Darlene,
could you excuse us?

- Hello, Pastor.

- Hello, Mrs.
Johnson, how are you?

- I just came for an update,

did you get a chance
to speak with Faith?

- Yes I did.

I think she wants to
go back to school.

And a matter of fact, I
think she's leaving tomorrow.

You know, it's a shame because
I really wanted her to sing

solo at the Christmas
Toy Drive tomorrow.

- Yes, ashamed.

Did you explain that to her?

- Yes I did.

And I told her that the
state would take the church

and the camp, if left unclaimed.

- I see.

So, she understood that?

- Oh, absolutely.

She's a very smart girl,
with a bright future.

I just don't think that
she wants to be bogged down

by the weight of this place.

I really think you should
sign it over to me.

- Yes, I know that my husband
wanted you to have it.

It was in his will.

Based upon the fact that our
daughter did not want it.

And I'll have the
papers on standby,

but I just need a little bit
more time to make my choice.

- Well, time is ticking
and we don't wanna

wait til last minute.
- Pastor, I can assure you

that there's plenty of time.

Merry Christmas.

♪ Santa, I've been
good this year

♪ Make your list
and check it twice

- Yeah, so, I'm
glad you came back.

- Yeah.

Well, at first, I thought
I kind of made a mistake.

- And how do you feel now?

- Now?

I think I made a good decision.

- Good.

It's just sometimes-

- Go on.

- It's stupid.

- No, seriously, I wanna hear.

- Sometimes, I feel like, I
don't belong here anymore.

And I just, I can't
shake the feeling.

I know I grew up here
and everything, but
sometimes I just,

I feel like it's my
father's legacy, not mine.

- And by his legacy, you mean?

- The church.

The camp, literally everything.

I just, I can't live up to it.

- So, what would you
want your legacy to be?

- I don't know.

What about you?

- Oh.

Well, in my humble opinion,
I feel like legacy,

legacy is about the people
you affect, you know?

Helping people that
affect you the most.

You know?

Like, take Santa.

No, no, no, no.

Wait, wait, wait, Santa-
- Okay.

- Think about Santa.
- Okay.

- Thousands of years,

kids all over the world can
say he brought them joy.

♪ Underneath the Christmas tree

- You know?

Thousands, young and old,
adults and children can say

he made them happy.

So, maybe that's
what it's about.

Who you gonna bring
joy to, Faith?

- Well, certainly
not to millions.

(both laughing)

- Okay, okay, so, maybe
it's a bad example.

But, you definitely
get what I'm saying.

Maybe it's not about millions.

Maybe it's just
about one person.

One person that inspires you.

One person that admires you.

And one person that loves you.

- We have a very-
- Oh, yeah.

- big day tomorrow.

I think we should probably-

- Yeah.
- Get going.

- Yeah, we do.
- Yeah.

- Darren?
- Yeah.

- You inspired me today.

And thank you for making my
decision that much easier.

- All in a day's work.

♪ I just wanna fall in
love this Christmas

- Hi.
- Hot chocolate?

- Absolutely.

Come get under
the cover with me.

- Mom.
- Yes?

- I just wanted to say

you've been doing a really
good job keeping up the camp.

- Well, I can't say
it's just been all me.

It's been all of us.

- Yeah.

I've been thinking and,

the best way to honor dad's work

is to really honor what he did

and show our
appreciation for it.

And so, you know what?

- What, baby?

- I think I'm gonna sing today.

- Are you serious?

- Yeah.

I was thinking this
place could use a little

Christmas acapella.

- I couldn't agree anymore.

It seems like someone has
found the Christmas spirits.

- Yeah.

And you know what?
- What?

- Gabriel's actually
had a lot to do with it.

- Oh, did he?

(both giggling)

You know, his spirit
always seems to just

light up the room.

- Yeah.

- Good morning.
- Good morning.

We're actually just
chatting about you.

- All good things.
- All good things.

All good things, young man.

- Okay.

That's a relief.

Can I talk to you
for a second, please?

- Yeah, I mean, I
don't see why not?

Are you okay?

- Oh, I'm perfectly fine.

- It won't take long, I promise.

- Do not.

I do not want her hot
chocolate to get cold.

(all laughing)

- Okay.

Look, Gabriel.

Before you start talking
all this craziness,

I just wanted you to know,

I've actually decided to stay.

- Wait, what?

You can't do that.

- Why not?

- Well, well look,

I can't believe I didn't
think about this sooner.

And it's obvious from
the moment I met you.

Look, you always
talk about your dad,

and how much he supported you.

And he's your heart.

And you wanna do the
things that you think

will make him proud.

It's finishing school.

- Oh, Gabriel, I can't do that.

- Why not?

Don't don't you
wanna leave here?

- Not anymore.

- Well, well, why?

- Gabriel, I can't
go back to school.

I dropped out.

- Why?

- Because I was
failing my classes.

- You did what?

- Oh.

- You did what?

When were you going to tell me?

- I was going to tell
you today, actually.

But, now the cat's
out of the bag.

Thank you, Gabriel.

- Well, if you are not
gonna finish school,

then what are you about to do?

- I don't know.

I was thinking I could
travel for a while.

Go somewhere.

- Go where?
- Like where?

- I got this.

- Yes, ma'am.

- Faith Alexandria Johnson,

I've dealt with the
rebellious from you.

I've dealt with
cigarettes from you.

I've dealt with your attitude.

Now tell me what do you think

your father is going
to think of this?

- He's not here though.

Is he mom?

He's not here.

And I have tried.

I really have,

to live with the life that
everyone has obligated me to.

But, no one's ever
asked me what I want.

- What do you want, Faith?

- I wanna be heard.

I want for someone to listen
to me like my dad did.

To to just have one
more moment with him.

- I'm sorry.

- I didn't know.

Faith, I was-

I didn't know
that's how you felt.

I was just tryna help.

- That's the thing, Gabriel.

You don't listen.

You're just-

You're really bad at your job.

I think that you should, I
don't know, get a new career.

But, I really just want
you to leave me alone.

- Pastor Ernie told me
about a deal and I...

He came to me about
it and he told me...

- Why is Pastor
Ernie talking to you

about my daughter's decisions?

- Well, he said she needed
someone like a friend

to come out-
- I'll be back.

- Okay.

♪ Joy to the world,
the lord is come

- You all right?

- I'm done, Micha.

I don't know what to do anymore.

- O ye of a little faith.

Wait.

That's kind of a play on
words because her name is,

Oh, her name is Fai...

Hey, look, there's
still time, all right?

It's not over yet.

- Of course.

It's plenty of time.

For someone that's still alive.

You know, these last few days

really opened me
up to something.

Once I help her, this is it.

I'm no longer needed,
and I just go away.

- You'll be in the kingdom
of heaven, Gabriel.

- I want that.

I truly do.

It's just-

- You don't understand
why you had to die.

- Why like this?

Why so soon?

I didn't fulfill
my life's purpose.

I didn't finish college.

I didn't get married.

I didn't have children.

I just met a girl last week,

and we were gonna go to the
Christmas parade together.

- No one knows why God
chooses who he does.

But, what we do know is that
he chooses his strongest

and most enduring.
- Why me?

Why me?!

I'm not strong.

And I don't remember
the last time I prayed.

You say we have free will
and choice, right Micha?

Well, I choose to live.

- It's too late for that.

All you can do is help
God in the overall plan

and that's to help
save this precious soul

right here right now.

- So, if I don't help
Faith, I'm going to hell?

- I never said that.

- Well, something's
supposed to happen, right?

I guess we'll find
out sooner than later.

It's still not
too late, Gabriel.

He'll learn.

He'll learn.

- I'm just gonna come
straight out with it.

Have you been
talking to Gabriel,

and discussing my daughter's
visits about this refuge camp?

- Now Mrs. Johnson,
let me explain.

- Let me explain
something to you.

I own this camp.

Until my daughter decides to do

what she wants to do
with it, I own it.

- That's not completely true.

- What do you mean?

- You see, if Faith doesn't
sign the paperwork over

the state gets the
property and the church.

- What are you
trying to get here?

- Sister, Sister Deborah.

What I need you to
do is keep your word.

Okay?

Sign the refuge over to someone

who has experience running it.

Someone who cares about
it, who wants to be here.

Someone who the children love.

Isn't that not your
husband's will?

- Yes, it was.

- Well, it'll be a
Merry Christmas for
everybody involved.

Look, think about it.

Our refuge will get a
leadership for years to come.

Okay?

You can relax.

Focus on Faith.

And Faith can do what?

Finish her education.

It is a win-win for
everyone involved.

- Pastor Ernie, I've never
respected someone less than you.

But, I guess I'll just
sign the paperwork.

- Great.

Great.

Look, I'll have
Darlene notarize it.

Yep, it's Ernie.

I got her to sign it.

Yeah, that's right, boy.

Who the smarter brother now?

Who the...

Hello?

(Ernie chuckling)

Yeah.

Tahiti.

Yeah, here I come.

Job well done, Pastor Ernie.

Job well done.

- Gabriel.

Hey, Gabriel.
- Hey.

Hey, Joy.

Hey, didn't you wear
that outfit yesterday?

- It's my favorite
Christmas outfit.

What's your excuse?

- Same.

- Did you talk to
your friend today?

- Yeah, not much help this time.

- I'm sure he will be next time.

- I'm not sure there's
gonna be a next time.

Just trying to do a
good job, you know.

- From what I seen, you have.

- Thanks, kid.

I really hope you
get a home soon.

- Yeah, me too.

We can't give up when that's
all that's left for us.

Let us not become
weary in doing good.

- For at the proper time
we will reap a harvest,

if we do not give up.

- That's Galatians 6:9.

We learn that in Sunday school.

- I am impressed.

- I know.

Don't be like the parents
that just give up.

That's why there's
so many kids here.

Parents just give up.

- I won't.

- Merry Christmas.

See you at the Toy Drive.

- Merry Christmas, Joy.

♪ Emanuel

♪ And write some Captain
it is right out

♪ And mourns and lonely

♪ Until the son of God I am here

♪ Rejoice, rejoice, Emanuel

- Hi. Baby.

- Why did you leave me?

I miss you so much everyday.

- I miss you too.

Well, honestly, I'm
always here with you.

- They want me to make
this decision, but.

I don't know what to do.

I don't think I can do it here.

- Whatever decision you make,
it's gonna be the right one.

- I wish you were
still here, you know.

Dad.

(Faith crying)

- [Gabriel] Thought
I'd find you here.

- Of course.

I just can't seem
to get rid of you.

- Figure you'd be all the
way back to school by now.

- Can't find my keys.

- Oh.

- You know, this used
to be my favorite spot.

My favorite time of year.

Sundays I would just sit,

watch my dad teach as a kid.

It was like he
was 100 feet tall.

He was my hero,
felt indestructible.

I really never thought that
I would be without him.

- What makes you think
you're without him?

- Look around or do I have
to point out the obvious?

- The obvious is that he lives
through everyone around you.

He lives through every
memory, every smile,

every sermon that he's preached.

Every family that's been
blessed with a child.

I mean, these moments
are your father.

He lives through you.

And you just have
to open your heart

and accept the love
he has for you.

It's easy to be mad at
God when you just know,

wonder why he only took the
thing that mattered most to you.

Truth is the
strongest are chosen

to carry the weight of others.

- I don't know what to do.

- I have an idea.

Let's go.
- Go?

Where?

I don't have my keys.

- Keys.

- How did you do that?

- You gotta have faith.

Let's roll.

- I have the papers.

- Great.

Let's get started.

(indistinct chatters)

- Hello?

- Where the joy?

- It's not for another hour.

Yeah, are you excited?

Yeah?

Here you go.

You guys wanna...

Okay.

Go, go chase her, go!

- [Gabriel] Come on.

- Gabriel, what
are we doing here?

Why?

- Sister Deborah.

- Yes.

- Time is wasting.

Come, on, we don't have all day.

We are on time
restrains, please.

- Everyone can I have
your attention, please?

Please gather around.

- Gabriel, what are you doing?

- I'm showing faith.

(upbeat music)

- I don't.

- You got it.

- Sister Deborah?

Deborah?

Deborah?

We're on time
restraints, please.

Please.

We need this signed.

- Hi everyone.

I know you haven't seen
a lot of me in a while.

I guess I started thinking
that the only thing

that mattered in this
world were physical.

When my dad died...

When my dad died, I didn't
think I could go on.

I couldn't go on.

But a friend taught me that
it's in our darkest moments

that light shines
through the brightest.

I really, really miss my dad.

But you all being here today,

it means so much because
it reminds me that

he's still here with
me in your smiles

in your happiness, in
your Christmas spirit.

So, thank you.

Thank you so much for helping me

find my own Christmas spirit.

If you knew my dad,

then you knew that this was
his favorite time of year.

And so I guess in memory of him,

I just wanna sing a song
we'd always sing together

this time of year.

Do you think you
could help me out?

Thanks.

(soft guitar music)

♪ Silent

- Could you just
sign it, please?

What are you doing?

Ms Deborah, what are you doing?

No, no, no, no, no.

Ms Deborah.

- No deal.

- Miss Deborah?

Miss Deborah.

Help me.

Miss Deborah.

♪ All is calm

♪ All is bright

♪ Round yon Virgin

- I love you.

- I love you too.

- And I want you by me always.

- What do we have here?

♪ Holy Infant so tender and mild

♪ Sleep in heavenly peace

- Well, well.

Look at you, you did it.

- Yeah.

I guess I did.

So now what?

- Well, everyone will
go on with their lives

and not even notice that
you existed or helped them.

- Wait, so after all of that,

I don't get acknowledged
for this work again.

- That's not the way
it works, Gabriel.

- So what am I gonna get some
wings and float up to the sky?

- Well, I might actually
have a proposition for you.

You see Gabriel, everybody
needs a guardian angel.

That's if you're up for it.

- Do you know the stress balls?

Oh, I love the stress
balls, and the puppets.

- Can you stop talking
to me, you are weird.

Come on JT.

Hey.

- Hey.

What you doing?

- Just swinging.

Are you still thinking
about leaving, Gabriel?

- No, I think I'm gonna stick
around a little bit longer.

- Joy, sweetie.

What are you doing out
here all by yourself.

- I'm not by myself.

I'm talking with Gabriel.

- Gabriel.

- Joy, who's that?

- The one who's
helping save the camp.

- Save the camp.

I think I would know if
he helped save the camp.

I don't.

- Yeah, I like the name though.

- Come on, we have some
people that wanna meet you.

They're interested
in you maybe being

a part of their family.

- Let's go champ,
where are your shoes?

(upbeat music)

♪ Where there once was death

♪ Where there once was was pain

♪ He's making all things new

♪ Where there once was fear

♪ Where there once was shame

♪ The flood of joy break through

♪ Let it overflow

♪ In the valley that is dried up

♪ May the living water rise up

♪ Rise up

♪ In the valley that is dried up

♪ May the living water rise up

♪ Rise up

(upbeat music)

♪ Where there once was death

♪ Where there once was was pain

♪ He's making all things new

♪ Where there once was fear

♪ Where there once was shame

♪ The flood of joy break through

♪ Let it overflow

- No, no, no no!

No, no, no no!

I was gonna get double.

No, no, no no!

♪ In the valley that is dried up

♪ May the living water rise up

♪ Rise up

♪ In the valley that is dried up

♪ May the living water rise up

♪ Rise up, rise up, rise
up, rise up, rise up

♪ Let it rise, rise up

♪ Let it rise

♪ Let my life be found

♪ Where abundance flows

♪ Let my joy around

♪ Pour His spirit out the one

♪ Let it overflow

(upbeat music)