Kathie Lee Gifford Releases Film "The God Who Sees" Featuring Nicole C. Mullen

Kathie Lee Gifford released her film directorial debut today. The God Who Sees is a breathtaking short film based on the song of the same title, available also on iTunes now, and is written by Gifford and Grammy-nominated, Nicole C. Mullen.
Mullen is featured as the narrator and performer as she journeys throughout the Holy Land recounting the stories of Hagar, Ruth and David during their wilderness experiences, and ending with Mary Magdalene in Jerusalem at the tomb of the Risen Savior, Jesus.
In addition to the accompanying film, the song, photos, behind the scenes, a "Making Of" featurette, other resources and materials are available at www.godwhosees.com.
The God Who Sees is a product of Gifford's The Rock, The Road, and The Rabbi Foundation, which she established through her heart for rabbinical study and her life-changing experiences in Israel, with a purpose to utilize the arts to produce films and music that will bring the glorious experience of learning Scripture from the Holy Land to a hurting world.
To highlight Gifford's final week on NBC's TODAY, Mullen surprised her with a stirring rendition of the song, seen in this emotional performance live on the TODAY Show here, earlier this week.
The 11 ½ minute song "The God Who Sees," which quickly rose to the top of iTunes charts immediately upon this week's release, can be purchased here.
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