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FilmRise Faith and Inspiration Launches With Hundreds Of Hours of Free Content

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FilmRise has confirmed the launch of a new FilmRise Faith and Inspiration streaming app that’s free to use and comes loaded with hundreds of hours of faith-based and inspirational content.

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FilmRise has been on a bit of an expansion of late. It was only a few weeks ago when the company launched a new FilmRise for Her app that unlocked access to feel-good rom-coms, hit movies with lead actresses, female-led true crime, and more.

This is, of course, all in addition to the standard FilmRise app that’s available to download and offers the option to watch a varied selection of full-length movies and TV shows for free.

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Now, the company is back again with its latest app – FilmRise Faith and Inspiration. Just like the standard FilmRise and FilmRise for Her services, FilmRise Faith and Inspiration also doesn’t offer any subscription options. Instead, this is a service and app that’s completely free to access and use.

Also similar to how the FilmRise for Her app was designed with feel-good content in mind, the new FilmRise Faith and Inspiration app offers access to a selection of “faith-affirming series, holiday hits, inspirational movies and enriching family content.”

According to FilmRise, the app includes page-to-screen adaptations directly from the Bible, inspirational coming-of-age stories, and modern-day secular titles. This is in addition to a selection of titles that are suitable for kids while maintaining the app’s core principles.

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For those interested in checking the new service out, FilmRise Faith and Inspiration is available to download on a variety of platforms and devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Roku players and TVs, Samsung smart TVs, and LG Channels.

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