Glendora, CA, September 26, 2017 – America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU) joined Azusa Pacific Seminary and For Good Films for an exclusive screening of the documentary entitled “Mully.” This film follows the inspiring journey of successful businessman turned humanitarian, Charles Mully, as he sets out to change the world, one child at a time.
On Thursday, September 21, Munson Chapel at Azusa Pacific University (APU) filled to the brim in time for the 7:30 p.m. screening. Members of the local business community, church pastors and laypersons, adoption agencies, and foster & adoptive family members were eager to experience this transformative true story as portrayed through film. The audience was moved to tears as they watched Charles walk the desolate streets of Nairobi, Kenya, searching for orphaned and abandoned children in desperate need of a “restart” at his Mully Children’s Family home.
The viewing ended with a time of question and answer with the producers of the film and with Charles and Esther Mully, whose presence at this APU screening during a rare U.S. visit was a particular treat. When the Mullys strode onto the stage at the end of the screening, the crowd immediately stood to offer an enthusiastic and sustained ovation. Questions from the audience demonstrated a sincere interest to know about such topics as the resilience of Charles’ heart to accomplish God’s call, Esther’s dedicated prayer life to support the adventure God had for the Mullys, and the technicalities of the film’s production from beginning to end.
At the event’s end, attention shifted to the upcoming theatrical release of this heartfelt documentary, which will be given a three-day screening in select theaters nationwide, on the evenings of October 3rd, 4th and 5th. Tickets are now on sale; each ticket sold will generate a $15 donation toward the care of orphans in Kenya and the United States.
For more information about the Mully screening in theaters, please visit: mullymovie.com