NarroWay Productions

The last children of World War II are now in their 80s and 90s.
Before their stories are lost, let's hear them.

While soldiers fought overseas, children here at home did what they could to help. They planted Victory Gardens; collected scrap metal, tires and cooking grease; knitted socks for soldiers they would never meet; and sacrificed personal comforts for the good of the nation.

Those memories—and the spirit that inspired them—are woven throughout "Not Just Another Love Story."

💬 Here's our challenge:

Do you know someone who was a child during World War II?

Ask them: "What did you do to help the war effort?"

Then share their answer in the comments below- maybe even a photo or two! Let's preserve these memories while we still can.

🎟️ Experience "Not Just Another Love Story" through August 8 at the NarroWay Theatre.

Short enough for a coffee break — and deep enough to change how you see yourself, our free devotional series on the Book of Hosea will start your day with something that really matters.
Not the news. Not your inbox. Not the scroll.
Just you, your coffee, and a story from Scripture that has a way of getting under your skin in the best possible way. ☕

Start with Session 1 or jump straight to Session 3. Either way, the first sip is on us.
👉 narroway.net/devotionals/devotionals-on-hosea

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They were just boys when they stepped onto those beaches.

On June 6, 1944, on the shores of Normandy, they faced a moment that would change history—and cost many of them everything.

In "Not Just Another Love Story," portraying these young soldiers is a humbling reminder for all of us: the freedoms we enjoy today were carried on the shoulders of ordinary young men who rose to an extraordinary calling.

As we remember D-Day, we honor their courage, their sacrifice, and the lives forever changed on that day.

We will never forget.