Ten Commandments in school, real-life story behind 'Sound of Hope' | One Nation Under God

After Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed a law mandating the display of the biblical Ten Commandments in state-funded schools, Adrienne Bankert breaks down how likely the measure is to survive legal challenges from groups like the American Civil Liberties Union which argue it violates the First Amendment.

Known as the “Patron Saint of the Internet,” the Catholic Church will canonize the first millennial saint, Carlo Acutis, next year.

Adrienne also interviews key characters from "Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot," a new true story film about how a small East Texas church altered the foster care system forever. She speaks to writer and director Joshua Weigel, who himself is the adoptive father of two children, on the human capacity to make a difference. She chats with the film’s real-life Bishop W.C Martin and Donna Martin on how adoption helped them overcome personal loss. Adrienne then sits down with NewsNation colleague Brian McMurray. After fostering children with his wife during the pandemic, Brian shares how this life-changing decision is one of the best he and his wife have ever made.

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Host: Adrienne Bankert

Executive Producer: Andy Gipson

Senior Producers: Susie Pinto, Sam Adelman, Elmira Jafari

Segment Producer: Christine Jenkinson

Associate Producer: Corinne Catibayan

Editor: John Nock

Interns: Sydney Ekeroth, Derrick Stilley

Millions of Americans see their faith as integral to their daily lives, and on "One Nation Under God," NewsNation’s Adrienne Bankert covers the news without shying away from stories rooted in religion and spirituality.

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