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Closed Caption; Full screen version ; 5.1 Dolby Digital Audio; 2.0 Dolby Digital Audio; Joshua: Behind-the-scenes; Joshua Trailor; Joshua TV Spot ; Production notes; Cast and Crew information; Scene index; Digitally mastered; English closed captioning
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1. Main Title/"Who Was He?"
2. A Special Woodcarver
3. Father Pat's Approach
4. The Artist's Strength
5. "I Have a Commission for You"
6. Stranger to Expatraite
7. Finding Peter
8. Just Being There...Everywhere
9. The Definition of Community
10. God's Scary Laws
11. Playing for Faith
12. "One Man's Concert..."
13. No Place for Jokes
14. The Revival Miracle
15. Beware of False Prophets
16. Tear Down That Cult
17. Too Afraid to Help
18. A Long Way Up
19. "You're Wrong About Him"
20. Letter From the Vatican
21. "I'm Not the One"
22. The Last Dinner
23. Destination Rome
24. "Tell Them"
25. Lessons of Love/End Credits
A mysterious stranger brings both spiritual comfort and a certain level of distrust to a small community in this drama based on the spiritual best-seller by Joseph Girzone. A mysterious man named Joshua (Tony Goldwyn) arrives in the small Midwestern town of Auburn sometime in the late 19th century. Joshua sets up a carpentry shop in Auburn, and soon develops a reputation for his kind and unselfish nature; after bad weather nearly destroys a church in the town's African-American neighborhood, Joshua offers to help repair the building, and has soon persuaded much of the community to offer their support, including Father Pat (Kurt Fuller), a priest at Auburn's Catholic church. Father Pat's superior, Father Tardone (F. Murray Abraham) is also struck by Joshua's talent, charm, and humble desire to help others, and asks him to carve a new statue of Saint Peter for their church. However, while much of the town is following the good example set by Joshua, when people begin to ascribe supernatural powers to the town's new carpenter, Father Tardone begins to become suspicious, and wants to know who Joshua really is and what he really intends to do in Auburn. Joshua features an original song score by popular contemporary Christian musician Michael W. Smith. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide