"A New Film That Provides Hope in a World Filled With Despair"
In a world consumed by the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, we find a strange paradox. Rather than happiness - depression; rather than fulfillment - distress. The film Happiness Is A Choice, takes full advantage of the interest the secular world has generated in both its periodicals and media coverage on the subject of depression.
Joni Eareckson Tada
Self
Frank Minirth
Self
Paul Meier
Self
Beverly LaHaye
Self
Bill Guthrie
Narrator
Don Baker
Self
In a world consumed by the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, we find a strange paradox. Rather than happiness - depression; rather than fulfillment - distress. The film Happiness Is A Choice, takes full advantage of the interest the secular world has generated in both its periodicals and media coverage on the subject of depression.
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