The Holy Ghost Speakeasy and Revival

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Set in 1920s Appalachia, the narrative follows Jedidiah Robbins, a preacher traveling with his daughter and a band of roustabouts on a mission to spread the Gospel. However, their revival train also supplies illegal alcohol, keeping local speakeasies thriving during Prohibition. As they navigate the complexities of faith and morality, their covert operation attracts the attention of a zealous sheriff and a corrupt judge, leading to a dramatic confrontation. The story explores themes of contradiction, righteousness, and the search for salvation amidst moral ambiguity.