Filmed over a period of two years, The I Heart Revolution: We’re All In This Together follows the worship band, Hillsong United, as they travel across six continents 42 nations and 93 cities in a cross-cultural journey of music, animation, interviews and live action documentary as they realise every story of hope, love, loss and sacrifice ultimately points to the one story.
‘We’re All In This Together,’ is a feature-length social justice documentary presented by Hillsong United. It demonstrates the potential impact of this unified heart if put into practice by showing the love of God toward others… to not just preach the good news, but together, to be the good news.
The film is part two of a three part series. While Hillsong United’s first film, ’With Hearts As One’, was focused on the worship we have within church and the words that we proclaim within our music, this second part is about putting those words into action and becoming the hands and feet of Jesus in a world that desperately needs him. It tells the stories of many across our world and opens up doors for us, not only to understand but to be inspired and to help make a difference.
To learn more about the I Heart Revolution, please visit: www.i-heart.org
We're All In This Together is out now from Kingsway
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