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May 14, 2018 41 min

Micah Lynn Hanson

from Breakin the Norm Hosted by Les Norman

"Like Arrows", the new movie produced by the Kendrick Brothers and Family Life Ministries, takes us into the difficult and rewarding world of parenting, with a strong biblical base to guide us. Join me as I get to know one of the movie's AMAZING stars, Micah Lynn Hanson, as she shares her experience playing the character of "Alice", and her journey as a scared new mom through 50 years of marriage and raising children. How does a young woman of faith share her passion and gift in a faithless Hollywood world? Hear from the multi-talented actress, singer and dancer on her journey from Idaho to Nashville, TN!

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