Great for leaning the value of living others despite differences

An LDS accomplished boxer & wife are sent on a mission from Utah to New York in 1915 to resurrect an LDS farm and acquire properties for the church. The area has "Book" historical importance as the place of battle between ancient Morman travelers to the New World (BCE) the Nephites & the Jaredites. Side note: Others maintain the site should be in ancient Central America. In Hollywood fashion our missionaries are saintly while the locals are gruff nasty-spirited haters of Mormonism, but in the end apple pie & good deeds wins them over. Successful they return to Salt Lake in 1939. Note: Not shown is that he divorces his first wife (two children) and marries a younger woman (four children). The writer director Christensen, also an LDS member, has done many promotional faith based, especially LDS, movies.

This film start with a boxer "Willard" beating by his opponent on the ring, and ten years later he offer a mission to manage a church scene! As turnout, this film is about Willard change from a boxer to become a preacher, and he eventually accept by the people who hostile with him at the beginning! He achieve this by contribute to them! Entire film quite slow, full of boring conversation and quite frustrated overuse scene! Such as, overuse of the low intensity punching scene, and overuse of the close-up scene! Make the film unwatchable! The fighting scene at the church portray like kindergarten level! Barely laughable scene is, Palmyra imitate her mother "Rebecca" cover the eye, when watching her father fight at the church! At the end, the people at the church unwilling Willard left them! That's it! Wasting time to watch!