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Have a Little Faith: A True Story
Mitch Albom · Book · 2009
What hooked you in Have a Little Faith: A True Story was the way ordinary lives find profound meaning through faith and service.
Films on the same thread
Father Stu
Rosalind Ross · Film · 2022
Explores: Second Chance, Finding Faith, Overcoming Adversity.
Much like the subjects in Have a Little Faith: A True Story, this film captures the raw, transformative power of redemption and finding spiritual purpose after a life of struggle.
Hachi: A Dog's Tale
Film · 2009
Explores: Unconditional Loyalty, Human-Animal Bond, Grief and Loss.
Just as Have a Little Faith: A True Story highlights the quiet strength of human connection, this story mirrors that deep, unwavering devotion found within the bonds of family.
I Still Believe
Andrew Erwin · Film · 2020
Explores: Love and Loss, Faith and Hope, Overcoming Adversity.
This narrative echoes the emotional honesty of Have a Little Faith: A True Story by exploring how faith acts as a vital anchor during life's most challenging experiences with loss.
Series on the same thread
Midnight Mass
Mike Flanagan · Series · 2021
Shares a thread with Have a Little Faith: A True Story: Redemption.
While darker in tone than Have a Little Faith: A True Story, this series examines the complex intersection of community, belief, and the human search for miracles in desperate times.
The Chosen
Dallas Jenkins · Series · 2019
Shares 2 threads with Have a Little Faith: A True Story: Faith, Redemption.
If you appreciated the focus on personal faith journeys in Have a Little Faith: A True Story, you will value this intimate look at the lives transformed by spiritual encounter.
Call the Midwife
Heidi Thomas · Series · 2012
Shares 3 threads with Have a Little Faith: A True Story: Community, Faith, Poverty.
This series shares the compassionate spirit of Have a Little Faith: A True Story, focusing on the dedication of individuals serving the poor and marginalized within their local community.
The Good Place
Michael Schur · Series · 2016
Shares a thread with Have a Little Faith: A True Story: Redemption.
While humorous, this show mirrors the central theme of Have a Little Faith: A True Story by exploring the difficult, lifelong process of personal moral improvement and seeking redemption.
Podcasts on the same thread
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)
Ascension · Podcast · 2026
Shares 2 threads with Have a Little Faith: A True Story: faith, spiritual growth.
For those moved by the spiritual reflections in Have a Little Faith: A True Story, this podcast offers a structured, daily opportunity to deepen your own understanding of faith.
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe · Podcast · 2026
Explores: untold historical anecdotes, curiosity-driven learning, American cultural history.
Fans of the biographical warmth in Have a Little Faith: A True Story will enjoy these stories that celebrate the obscure and significant details of the human experience.
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Common questions
Is Have a Little Faith: A True Story a work of fiction?
No, Have a Little Faith: A True Story is a nonfiction book written by Mitch Albom. It documents his real-life experiences reconnecting with an elderly rabbi from his hometown and a Detroit pastor who works with the poor and homeless community.
What is the premise of Have a Little Faith: A True Story?
Have a Little Faith: A True Story follows Mitch Albom after he is asked by his childhood rabbi to deliver his eulogy. This request leads Albom to form a relationship with a Detroit pastor who runs a struggling church for those living in poverty.
Who are the primary figures featured in Have a Little Faith: A True Story?
The narrative of Have a Little Faith: A True Story centers on the author, Mitch Albom, an eighty-two-year-old rabbi from his hometown, and a Detroit pastor who was previously a drug dealer and convict before dedicating his life to helping the homeless.
What themes are explored in Have a Little Faith: A True Story?
Have a Little Faith: A True Story explores the nature of faith through the perspectives of a rabbi and a pastor. The book examines not only who chooses to believe, but also the reasons why people hold onto their faith in difficult circumstances.