The true story of Frank Higgins, whose large heart and courage would bring hope and reformation to the dark world of the Minnesota lumber camps and birth the largest parish known to man: The Parish of the Pines.
Frank Higgins
Jon Sornburger
Martin Kane
Eva Lucas
Franks Mother
Franks Father
The true story of Frank Higgins, whose large heart and courage would bring hope and reformation to the dark world of the Minnesota lumber camps and birth the largest parish known to man: The Parish of the Pines.
2024-10-20
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