<p><strong>Yes, AI-made artists have reached Billboard's Christian and gospel charts, but mostly the small, sales-driven ones.</strong> The best-known cases are Solomon Ray and Xania Monet on the gospel lists and Noah Graves on Christian Digital Song Sales. This guide lays out what each of them actually ranked, according to Billboard and press reports, and why a few thousand purchases can move those charts.</p>

<h2>The quick version</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>Xania Monet</strong> (AI persona; lyrics by Mississippi songwriter Telisha "Nikki" Jones, music made with Suno): "Let Go, Let Go" reached No. 3 on Hot Gospel Songs on the chart dated October 25, 2025, per Billboard.</li>
<li><strong>Solomon Ray</strong> (AI-generated voice and music, credited to Christopher "Topher" Townsend): "Find Your Rest" debuted at No. 18 on Hot Gospel Songs (chart dated November 15, 2025) and No. 2 on Gospel Digital Song Sales, selling about 1,000 downloads that week, per Billboard.</li>
<li><strong>Noah Graves</strong> (AI persona from a project called The Christian Wave): "Jesus, I'm Afraid" climbed into the top three of Christian Digital Song Sales in June 2026, behind Forrest Frank's "OKAY!" and Elevation Worship and Chandler Moore's "God I'm Just Grateful," per JubileeCast. Newsweek reported the persona is AI-generated.</li>
<li><strong>The pattern:</strong> Billboard's own recap says several of these debuts came on roughly 1,000 downloads in a tracking week.</li>
</ul>

<h2>How a few downloads can move a Christian chart</h2>
<p>Hot Christian Songs, the chart our <a href="/blog/billboard-hot-christian-songs-chart-explained">chart explainer</a> covers, blends streaming, airplay and sales. The lists AI acts have broken into are different: Digital Song Sales ranks paid downloads only, and the Christian and gospel versions are small. Billboard's list of AI artists on its charts repeats the same figure again and again: a debut "thanks to 1,000 downloads sold that week," per Luminate.</p>
<p>That is a low bar compared with the streaming-heavy charts, where Forrest Frank's "Jesus Is Alive!" needed about 3 million US streams in a week to reach No. 1 (see our <a href="/blog/forrest-frank-chart-record-jesus-generation-album">Forrest Frank chart record guide</a>). A rank on a sales chart tells you that enough people bought the song that week. It does not tell you how many people listen to it, or whether a human performed it.</p>

<h2>Three cases, what the numbers say</h2>
<h3>Xania Monet: the most visible AI act</h3>
<p>Billboard describes Monet as an artist with an animated avatar. Jones writes about 90% of the lyrics herself and uses Suno to generate the songs, with help from other people. Beyond the Hot Gospel Songs peak, Billboard reports Monet became the first known AI artist to earn enough radio airplay to debut on a Billboard radio chart, at No. 30 on Adult R&B Airplay (chart dated November 11, 2025). Her catalog had 44.4 million official US streams at the time, and Billboard estimated five of her songs had earned $52,000 in just over two months. She also signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Hallwood Media.</p>

<h3>Solomon Ray: the one that started the argument</h3>
<p>Christianity Today reported in November 2025 that Solomon Ray, with more than 324,000 monthly Spotify listeners, topped the iTunes Top 100 Christian and Gospel albums chart. WORLD reported the artist then set a record for the most Billboard placements by an AI act, according to a statement on the account itself: No. 1 on Gospel Digital Song Sales, No. 3 on Hot Gospel Songs and No. 7 on both Emerging Artists and Digital Song Sales. WORLD attributes that claim to the account's own statement, so treat it as the account's description rather than Billboard's.</p>
<p>One more detail from Christianity Today: a real worship leader named Solomon Ray, from Kalispell, Montana, began getting messages from friends who thought the chart success was his. He said the AI tells include "something in the high end of the vocals."</p>

<h3>Noah Graves: the metal-leaning newcomer</h3>
<p>Newsweek reported that Noah Graves is one of several "artist personas" created by The Christian Wave, a project that publishes Christian-themed rock and metalcore online. Newsweek noted that without a clear upfront disclosure, polished production and a believable persona made it hard for listeners to tell the music was AI-generated. JubileeCast wrote that the song's rise showed a real appetite for music about fear, anxiety and doubt, whatever its origin.</p>

<h2>What artists and critics are saying</h2>
<p>Forrest Frank answered the Solomon Ray news in a video: "At minimum, AI does not have the Holy Spirit inside of it. So I think that it's really weird to be opening up your spirit to something that has no spirit." Townsend replied that he is "the man behind the machine" and that the music is "an extension of my creativity," adding that God can use any vehicle. Both quotes come from Christianity Today's reporting.</p>
<p>The topic is still live. A Knoxville News Sentinel piece published November 3, 2026 asks artists at the Dove Awards for their views on AI in Christian music, and our <a href="/blog/2026-dove-awards-winners-results">2026 Dove Awards winners guide</a> shows the human-artist side of the awards season. We have not seen the Knoxville article's full text, so this guide does not quote it.</p>

<h2>How to read a chart entry when AI may be involved</h2>
<ol>
<li><strong>Check which chart.</strong> A Digital Song Sales or Emerging Artists entry is a small-volume signal. Hot Gospel Songs and Hot Christian Songs blend more data.</li>
<li><strong>Look for the number behind the rank.</strong> Billboard reports the downloads or streams for new entries when it writes about them.</li>
<li><strong>Look for a disclosure.</strong> Billboard says it identified AI acts either from artist pages that state AI use or by cross-checking songs with Deezer's AI detection, which flags AI-generated content on that platform.</li>
<li><strong>Check the credits.</strong> Billboard's recap lists the human songwriters credited on these projects. A real credited songwriter does not mean a human performance.</li>
<li><strong>Check the date.</strong> Chart positions here are those reported at the time, and weekly charts change every week.</li>
</ol>
<p>This guide reports what Billboard and press accounts said when published. It does not cover any chart-rule change after those reports, so check Billboard's current chart policies for eligibility language.</p>

<h2>FAQ</h2>
<h3>Has an AI artist reached No. 1 on a Billboard Christian chart?</h3>
<p>As of the Billboard recap we read, it does not list a No. 1 for an AI act on Hot Christian Songs. AI artists have placed on gospel and digital sales charts, and WORLD reported a No. 1 on Gospel Digital Song Sales, citing the artist's own statement.</p>
<h3>Is Solomon Ray a real person?</h3>
<p>No. Christianity Today reports the voice, music and lyrics are AI-generated. A real worship leader with the same name exists and is a different person.</p>
<h3>Which AI artists have charted in the Christian space?</h3>
<p>Billboard's list includes Solomon Ray and Xania Monet on gospel charts and an AI-powered contemporary Christian act called Juno on Emerging Artists. Noah Graves entered Christian Digital Song Sales in 2026, per JubileeCast.</p>
<h3>How does Billboard know a song is AI?</h3>
<p>Per its own recap, from artist-page statements and by checking songs with Deezer's AI detection tool. Billboard also says the count could be higher because AI is increasingly hard to spot.</p>
<h3>Where can I check the live charts?</h3>
<p>Billboard publishes Christian and gospel charts at billboard.com/charts. Always read the chart date.</p>

<p><em>Sources: Billboard, <a href="https://www.billboard.com/lists/ai-artists-on-billboard-charts/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">How Many AI Artists Have Debuted on Billboard's Charts?</a>; Christianity Today, <a href="https://www.christianitytoday.com/2025/11/solomon-ray-ai-christian-music-soul-singer/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">The Current No. 1 Christian Artist Has No Soul</a> (November 2025); WORLD, <a href="https://wng.org/sift/solomon-ray-breaks-billboard-record-as-christian-ai-artist-1764105361" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">"Solomon Ray" breaks Billboard record as Christian AI artist</a> (November 2025); JubileeCast, <a href="https://www.jubileecast.com/articles/37478/20260624/ai-or-real-mystery-christian-singer-noah-graves-crashes-billboards-top-3.htm" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">AI or Real? Mystery Christian Singer Noah Graves Crashes Billboard's Top 3</a> (June 2026); Newsweek, <a href="https://www.newsweek.com/who-is-noah-graves-ai-christian-rock-artist-fools-fans-online-12091141" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Who is Noah Graves? AI Christian Rock Artist Fools Fans Online</a> (June 2026). All pages read November 3, 2026. Chart positions and dates are as reported by those outlets; we have not verified Luminate data independently.</em></p>


AI artists on Christian charts: what Solomon Ray, Xania Monet and Noah Graves ranked on Billboard's gospel and Christian lists, and why ~1,000 downloads matter.

AI Artists on Christian Charts: What Solomon Ray and Noah Graves Ranked

<p><strong>Forrest Frank arrives at his December 4 album, <em>The Jesus Generation</em>, with two No. 1s on Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart, and a 38-week run atop Top Christian Albums.</strong> This guide collects the chart facts Billboard has published, explains what each number means, and shows what to watch when the new album's first-week chart appears.</p>

<h2>The quick version</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>Hot Christian Songs:</strong> two No. 1s. The second, "Jesus Is Alive!", reached the top of the chart dated May 30, 2026 after a 16-spot jump. It was his 70th entry on the chart and his 10th top 10.</li>
<li><strong>Top Christian Albums:</strong> <em>Child of God</em> (2024) led for 38 weeks. <em>Child of God II</em> (2025) opened at No. 1.</li>
<li><strong>Billboard 200:</strong> <em>Child of God</em> reached the all-genre chart; <em>Child of God II</em> rose to No. 12.</li>
<li><strong>Hot 100:</strong> "Your Way's Better" became his first solo song on the all-genre Hot 100, and "Lemonade" with The Figs also landed there in 2025.</li>
<li><strong>2025 year-end:</strong> he led both Top Christian Artists and Top Christian Artists, Male, and his two <em>Child of God</em> albums took the top two spots on the year-end Top Christian Albums chart.</li>
</ul>
<p>All figures come from Billboard's own reporting, linked at the bottom of this page.</p>

<h2>What is on the way: the album and its early singles</h2>
<p>Billboard reported on October 28 that <em>The Jesus Generation</em> will be released December 4 through River House Records. Frank previewed collaborations with Lecrae and KB ("Go Go Go"), JVKE ("Let the Light In"), Michael W. Smith ("Glory Hallelujah"), ZVC ("My Little Miracle") and Elevation Rhythm ("Revival's in the Air"), and said new music would arrive on Friday, October 30. The album follows his May single, also called "The Jesus Generation," and the sold-out tour of the same name, which Billboard says sold more than 470,000 tickets within 10 days of going on sale. A tour film is planned for 2027; our <a href="/blog/forrest-frank-tour-documentary-2027">documentary guide</a> covers what is known there.</p>
<p>No full track list or first-week projections have been published at the time of writing, so any specific chart prediction is a guess.</p>

<h2>Hot Christian Songs: how a song gets to No. 1</h2>
<p>"Jesus Is Alive!" is the useful case study because Billboard spelled out how it climbed. It rose 16 spots to No. 1 on the strength of 3 million official US streams (up 199%) in the May 15 to 21 tracking week, per Luminate. Two details matter for readers who follow the chart:</p>
<ul>
<li><strong>The version count adds up.</strong> The song was boosted by a social-media challenge in which fans and fellow artists added their own verses. Those versions were collected on the 20-track <em>Jesus Is Alive Vol. 1</em>, released May 15, and Billboard notes that all the remixes count toward the song's chart rank. A single release with many versions can therefore chart like one very large song.</li>
<li><strong>Speed is rare.</strong> It reached No. 1 in two weeks. Billboard says that since the chart adopted a multimetric methodology in 2012, only three other songs have gotten there that fast: Reba McEntire and Lauren Daigle's "Back to God" (2017), MercyMe's "I Can Only Imagine" (2018) and Daigle's "You Say" (2018), which went on to a record 132 weeks at No. 1.</li>
</ul>
<p>For the mechanics behind these numbers, including what Hot Christian Songs counts and what it leaves out, see our explainer on <a href="/blog/billboard-hot-christian-songs-chart-explained">how the Hot Christian Songs chart works</a>.</p>

<h2>Top Christian Albums: the long-run numbers</h2>
<p>Albums charts reward staying power, and this is where Frank's record stands out. <em>Child of God</em>, released in 2024, led Top Christian Albums for 38 weeks, according to Billboard. In 2025, <em>Child of God II</em> opened at No. 1 on the same chart and later rose to No. 12 on the Billboard 200. At the end of 2025, Billboard's year-end Top Christian Albums list placed <em>Child of God</em> and <em>Child of God II</em> first and second.</p>
<p>That is the benchmark for the new album. A strong opening week is one test; the other is how long it stays. A 38-week reign is the figure the new release will be measured against.</p>

<h2>The crossover question: Hot 100 and the Billboard 200</h2>
<p>Christian chart success does not automatically travel to the all-genre lists. Frank is one of the clearer cases of it happening anyway. "Your Way's Better" gave him his first solo entry on the Hot 100, and "Lemonade" with The Figs also landed there in 2025. On the album side, <em>Child of God</em> reached the Billboard 200 and <em>Child of God II</em> rose to No. 12. Billboard has described him as one of Christian music's most visible crossover artists, mixing pop, hip-hop and worship with a social-first release strategy.</p>
<p>When you read the first reports on <em>The Jesus Generation</em>, check which chart a headline is quoting. "No. 1 on Top Christian Albums" and "top 15 on the Billboard 200" are very different feats, and both can appear in the same week.</p>

<h2>Other awards in the same story</h2>
<p>Billboard's October 28 article notes that Frank has earned five GMA Dove Awards and three Grammy nominations to date. For the awards side, see our <a href="/blog/2027-dove-awards-date-tickets">2027 Dove Awards date and ticket guide</a>. For a very different chart story from the same week, see how <a href="/blog/kid-rock-halfway-2-jesus-christian-chart">Kid Rock's Christian-chart debut</a> played out.</p>

<h2>What to watch when the album lands</h2>
<ol>
<li><strong>The tracking week.</strong> Billboard's weeks run Friday to Thursday, as in the May 15 to 21 week above. The album's first week would be December 4 to 10. In May, a tracking week ending May 21 appeared on a chart dated May 30; if the same lag holds, the first-week chart would be dated about December 19. That date is our inference from Billboard's pattern, not an announced schedule.</li>
<li><strong>Top Christian Albums versus Billboard 200.</strong> Compare the two debut positions, as with <em>Child of God II</em>.</li>
<li><strong>Which singles chart.</strong> Billboard's Hot Christian Songs counts streaming, airplay and sales, so album tracks and the five previewed collaborations can all enter in the same week.</li>
<li><strong>Staying power.</strong> Check the second and third weeks, not only the debut.</li>
</ol>

<h2>FAQ</h2>
<h3>When does Forrest Frank's <em>The Jesus Generation</em> come out?</h3>
<p>December 4, 2026, through River House Records, per Billboard.</p>
<h3>How many No. 1s does Forrest Frank have on Hot Christian Songs?</h3>
<p>Two, as of Billboard's May 2026 report, when "Jesus Is Alive!" became his second chart-topper.</p>
<h3>How long was <em>Child of God</em> No. 1 on Top Christian Albums?</h3>
<p>38 weeks, according to Billboard.</p>
<h3>Has he charted on the Hot 100?</h3>
<p>Yes. "Your Way's Better" was his first solo Hot 100 entry, and "Lemonade" with The Figs also landed there in 2025.</p>
<h3>Where can I see the live charts?</h3>
<p>Billboard publishes Hot Christian Songs and Top Christian Albums on billboard.com/charts. Rankings change weekly, so check the date on any list.</p>

<p><em>Sources: Billboard, <a href="https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/forrest-frank-new-album-jesus-generation-release-date-1236369999/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Forrest Frank Sets Release Date for New Album 'The Jesus Generation'</a> (October 28, 2026), and <a href="https://www.billboard.com/music/chart-beat/forrest-frank-jesus-is-alive-number-1-hot-christian-songs-1236257991/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Forrest Frank's 'Jesus Is Alive!' Is No. 1 on Hot Christian Songs Chart</a> (May 2026); both read November 2, 2026. Chart positions and dates are Billboard's; we have not verified Luminate data independently.</em></p>


Forrest Frank's chart record before his Dec. 4 album: two Hot Christian Songs No. 1s, 38 weeks atop Top Christian Albums, Billboard 200 No. 12 and Hot 100 entries.

Forrest Frank's Christian Chart Record Before 'The Jesus Generation' Album

<p><strong>Five faith-themed films have earned about $104 million at the US and Canadian box office in 2026, led by <em>Young Washington</em> at $47.1 million.</strong> That is roughly 11% of what the year's biggest film, <em>Spider-Man: Brand New Day</em>, has earned on its own ($958.8 million). Here is the full ranking from Box Office Mojo's 2026 chart, why Angel's animated <em>David</em> sits second on one version of the list and first on another, and how to read these numbers without being fooled by them.</p>

<h2>The 2026 faith-film box office, ranked</h2>
<p>These figures are domestic (US and Canada) grosses from Box Office Mojo's 2026 yearly chart, checked on November 1, 2026. "Rank" is each film's place on the full all-genre 2026 chart. Totals keep moving for any title still in theaters.</p>
<ol>
<li><strong><em>Young Washington</em></strong> (Angel, opened July 3): <strong>$47,075,084</strong>. No. 41 on the 2026 chart. Opened to $19.4 million in 2,725 theaters.</li>
<li><strong><em>David</em></strong> (Angel, opened December 19, 2025): <strong>$21,799,988 counted in 2026</strong>, $80,382,774 lifetime. No. 62 on the 2026 chart.</li>
<li><strong><em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em></strong> (Lionsgate, opened February 20): <strong>$18,588,615</strong>. No. 68. Opened to $7.75 million in 3,105 theaters.</li>
<li><strong><em>Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</em></strong> (EKKL Entertainment, opened September 18): <strong>$8,368,653</strong>. No. 98. Opened to $3.3 million in 1,525 theaters.</li>
<li><strong><em>A Great Awakening</em></strong> (Roadside Attractions, opened April 3): <strong>$8,149,028</strong>. No. 99. Opened to $2.0 million in 1,289 theaters.</li>
</ol>
<p><strong>How we picked them.</strong> A film is included when its story is explicitly Christian or biblical, or when it was released and covered mainly for a faith audience. That is a judgment call, and there is no official list. <em>David</em> retells the Bible story of King David; <em>Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</em> is a biblical drama; <em>A Great Awakening</em> is about the Rev. George Whitefield's friendship with Benjamin Franklin; <em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em> follows MercyMe singer Bart Millard. <em>Young Washington</em> is the loosest fit: it is a history drama about George Washington's early years, included because faith outlets covered it heavily and its writer discussed Washington's faith in a ChurchLeaders interview. We scanned the top 200 releases of the year, so anything earning under roughly $1.4 million would not show up.</p>

<h2>Why <em>David</em> is second here and first in the all-time view</h2>
<p><em>David</em> opened on December 19, 2025, so Box Office Mojo splits its money between two calendar years. The 2026 chart shows only the $21.8 million earned from January 1. Its full domestic run is $80.4 million, with another $10.7 million overseas for about $91.1 million worldwide. If you rank these five by lifetime domestic gross instead, the order becomes <em>David</em> ($80.4M), <em>Young Washington</em> ($47.1M), <em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em> ($18.6M), <em>Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</em> ($8.4M) and <em>A Great Awakening</em> ($8.1M).</p>
<p>This is the same trap that catches music chart readers: the question "which was biggest" depends on the date window. For the all-time picture, see our list of the <a href="/blog/highest-grossing-christian-movies">highest-grossing Christian movies of all time</a>, where <em>David</em> ranks eighth.</p>

<h2>Three ways to read the same numbers</h2>
<h3>1. Opening weekend versus staying power</h3>
<p>Dividing total gross by opening-weekend gross shows how long a film kept earning:</p>
<ul>
<li><em>A Great Awakening</em>: about 4.0 times its opening. It grew the most from a small opening.</li>
<li><em>David</em>: about 3.7 times (including its December opening).</li>
<li><em>Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</em>: about 2.5 times.</li>
<li><em>Young Washington</em>: about 2.4 times. Big opening, steadier decline.</li>
<li><em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em>: about 2.4 times.</li>
</ul>
<p>Higher is not automatically better, since a low opening makes any multiple look large. But it is a quick check on word of mouth versus marketing push.</p>

<h3>2. Money per theater</h3>
<p>The opening weekend average per theater, from Box Office Mojo's figures, shows where demand was strongest:</p>
<ul>
<li><em>Young Washington</em>: about $7,100 per theater.</li>
<li><em>David</em>: about $7,100 per theater.</li>
<li><em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em>: about $2,500 per theater.</li>
<li><em>Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</em>: about $2,200 per theater.</li>
<li><em>A Great Awakening</em>: about $1,600 per theater.</li>
</ul>
<p>The two Angel releases opened in roughly the same number of theaters as the Lionsgate sequel, but drew nearly three times as much per screen.</p>

<h3>3. Gross is not profit</h3>
<p>Box office totals are ticket sales, and theaters keep a share. Box Office Mojo lists a $18 million budget for <em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em>, against $18.6 million domestic, but that comparison says nothing about profit, because it leaves out the theater share, marketing costs and later streaming and home-video income. Young Washington moved to Wonder Project's subscription service on Prime Video in October, after what ChurchLeaders described as a theatrical run of more than $47 million. For faith films, a growing share of the audience arrives after the theater run, and no box-office chart captures it.</p>

<h2>What the year says about faith films</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>One breakout.</strong> By 2026 calendar-year gross, <em>Young Washington</em> earned more than twice the next-best faith release (<em>David</em>), and the rest sit in the $8 to $19 million range.</li>
<li><strong>Angel's animated and historical titles carried the year.</strong> Both Angel releases earned over $21 million in the 2026 calendar year; no other distributor reached that level with a faith title.</li>
<li><strong>Mid-sized releases are the norm.</strong> Three of five films finished between $8 and $19 million, in a year when 38 releases passed $50 million overall.</li>
<li><strong>Next year is already lined up.</strong> Forrest Frank's tour film is planned for 2027, and we covered what is known in our <a href="/blog/forrest-frank-tour-documentary-2027">Forrest Frank documentary guide</a>.</li>
</ul>
<p>The same habit applies to music charts, where Billboard's genre and all-genre lists answer different questions. Our explainers on <a href="/blog/billboard-hot-christian-songs-chart-explained">how Hot Christian Songs works</a> and on <a href="/blog/kid-rock-halfway-2-jesus-christian-chart">Kid Rock's Christian chart debut</a> walk through that.</p>

<h2>FAQ</h2>
<h3>What is the highest-grossing faith-based movie of 2026 so far?</h3>
<p>By 2026 calendar-year domestic gross, <em>Young Washington</em> at $47.1 million. By lifetime gross, Angel's <em>David</em> is ahead at $80.4 million, but most of that was earned after its December 2025 opening.</p>
<h3>Where does <em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em> rank?</h3>
<p>Third among the five films here, at $18.6 million domestic, and No. 68 on the full 2026 chart.</p>
<h3>Are these worldwide numbers?</h3>
<p>No. They are US and Canada only. <em>David</em> is the only title here with a notable international total ($10.7 million). <em>I Can Only Imagine 2</em> added about $153,000 abroad.</p>
<h3>Will the ranking change?</h3>
<p>Possibly at the margins. Late-year releases and re-releases can add to totals, and Box Office Mojo revises figures when studios report final numbers.</p>

<p><em>Sources: Box Office Mojo, <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/year/2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">2026 domestic yearly chart</a> and individual release pages for <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl1436123137/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Young Washington</a>, <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl1710063617/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">David</a>, <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl221872129/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">I Can Only Imagine 2</a>, <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl499023873/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Daniel and the Fiery Furnace</a> and <a href="https://www.boxofficemojo.com/release/rl3751116801/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">A Great Awakening</a> (all checked November 1, 2026); <a href="https://churchleaders.com/news/2224484-young-washington-now-streaming-on-wonder-project.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">ChurchLeaders</a> (October 26, 2026). Grosses are domestic and change as studios report.</em></p>


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