Frank (late thirties, buffed, brought up in a good home) takes a dive when marital problems and family secrets lead him into the world of drug and alcohol addiction. Yet even while steeped in addiction, he maintains ties with his Creator, never losing sight of the battle raging in him, and in the world, between the sons of light and the sons of darkness. In the end, Frank comes to realize that much like the nineteen who came here from Poland who started his congregation, the trials he's endured have become a spring board into a deeper relationship with God, who in turn, molds him into the warrior he was always meant to be. What he and his family share with us may well change the way we view Christianity forever. And as his brother Joe says, 'Whether they hear or forbear, 'The Nineteen' shall speak.'