Product: Three Hearts
Rating: 3.0
Three Hearts- A Review
It was a good look at this program. It was a well done documentary and I appreciated learning some new things. How many even know about this part of the Samaritan's Purse organization? I'd never heard of it (not that I am an indicator). You can see the sacrifices and challenges that are encountered (as well as the blessings!) of the families that take these three children into their homes while the children wait to have a surgery that they could not have otherwise. The surgeries give them an extension to their lives. The youngest would not have lived for many more years if left untreated. In the process they are also given the opportunity to accept Jesus (the youngest one may not understand at the time). They can go home and share this new relationship with their families also.The documentary isn't something you will be able to `just watch' -it'll give you a case of lump in your throat if you don't just break down and cry. But at the same time there are many instances where you will smile along.This isn't something that I would normally watch and that is why I felt it was 'ok'. There isn't anything 'wrong' with it really. But if you are not used to this type of documentary, you may not enjoy it as much as those who do watch them more frequently.I received this free in exchange for an honest review.