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For three decades, Sight & Sound Theatres has captivated audiences with its larger-than-life stage productions, bringing timeless biblical stories to vivid reality. This year, as the ministry celebrates the 30th anniversary of its flagship production NOAH, it’s taking the show from its Lancaster, Pennsylvania, stage to movie theaters nationwide. In an exclusive interview with AMFM

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