The Path of the Wind Directed by Doug Hufnagle, 2009

After serving a ten-year prison sentence, Lee Ferguson (Joe Rowley) returns to the small town where he was raised. Looking to lead a simple life, he takes a job at the local grocery store where all he wants beyond a daily routine is to be left alone. But when Lee saves Katie (Liz DuChez) from being assaulted, his life becomes anything but simple. Lee’s budding relationship with Katie is threatened by a scheming coworker and a violent past which will not stay buried. Their romance is further challenged as Katie’s desire to follow Christ collides with Lee’s preconceived ideas of what Christians are like. When a mysterious stranger knocks on his door, Lee is suddenly confronted with the choices he made long ago. He must now decide how far he is willing to go to seek redemption. The Path of the Wind is a compelling story of love, vengeance, and forgiveness, and the powers we choose to let guide us. Rich with action and intrigue, it explores realistic characters and their struggles with temptation, sin, truth, and forgiveness through an extremely engaging story line. It is highly recommended for young adults and adults who wish to explore their own faith and life choices.