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- Yeah.
- The board of churches...
:31:02
...has already denied us funds
to do repairs in this church.
:31:06
What makes you think
they gonna give us money...
:31:08
...to build a new church, Frank?
:31:11
Besides, this church right here
has been a historical pillar...
:31:15
...of strength in this community
for as long as I can remember.
:31:19
I'm sorry, Bishop Taylor, but you see.
It's like the Lord himself saying:
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"If y'all won't erect
a brand-new church...
:31:25
...I'm gonna take this one down."
:31:32
So, what do you propose, Frank?
:31:35
Minister Hunter here could get us
a great low-interest loan, right?
:31:39
But we gonna need
the down payment...
:31:42
- And how much?
...in a few weeks.
:31:45
About 150,000.
:31:49
Assuming that
this thing is feasible...
:31:51
...how soon can we come up
with a down payment?
:31:53
- The repairs have depleted all of our...
- I got an idea. Sorry.
:31:58
Why don't we just ask David
to cover the shortfall.
:32:02
Then we'll pay him back.
:32:03
- David?
- Right?
:32:06
Wow, that's a great idea, yeah.
I mean...
:32:10
I got a better idea, though.
:32:13
What if I just call in some favors...
:32:16
...with my artist friends and we'll have
a concert and raise the funds?
:32:21
- Like a revival.
- Exactly. Yeah.
:32:23
I mean, it's great for them because
most of them are spiritual anyways.
:32:26
Right? And then the publicity will help
bring new members to the church.
:32:30
Yeah, we could also make it part of
Bishop Taylor's retirement celebration.
:32:34
Use it as a way
to salute in a new legacy.
:32:37
- I like it.
- I like it.
:32:41
Now, assuming, David, you could
help me out with the choir.
:32:45
Oh, but, Dad, my quota's
one great idea a day.
:32:50
I think David has exhausted
himself a little bit.