“Our family just finished viewing the film this evening.
It was GREAT! We will be glad to highly recommend it to our friends and family...”

                           - Pre-screener

COME WHAT MAY follows the story of college student, Caleb, who transfers to compete on PHC’s championship moot court team and gets caught in a moral tug of war between his parents and his own conscience. Faced with a moot court case involving Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the 1970s, Caleb must decide whether to vigorously defend an abortion parental rights case from a distinctly Christian perspective or, perhaps, win a national championship. The movie is based on a similar moot court case involving PHC in 2002.

“The movie clearly made the case for life,” wrote one Harrisonburg respondent. “It presented truth in a winning way, the storyline was compelling, and it addressed the fallacies in the pro-choice movement.”

Harrisonburg’s Valley Family Forum Director, Dean Welty, adds: “Audience survey card responses were tremendous.
This movie tells how Roe v. Wade can be reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court. Moviegoers were excited or agitated on both sides because the movie shows in dramatic fashion just how flimsy the legal footing stands for Roe.”

Those wishing to attend this special premiere screening should make reservations by clicking here. Reservations are required to both showings at the Franklin Park Performing Arts Center (at 4:30 PM and 6:30 PM). Seating is limited, so once a showing is filled, all reservations will apply to alternate showing.

A suggested donation of $25 per family is requested. Proceeds from the movie screening will go to help support the Patrick Henry College Scholarship Fund. There will be time after each showing to meet the producers, directors, and some of the cast members.

Franklin Park Arts Center

Blueridge View Lane, Purcellville, VA

AT FRANKLIN PARK  (540) 338-7973