THE DOWRY OF THE MEEK is a documentary film which explores the journey of Hoa Stone from the Company of Grace in Vietnam
Find out more about Company of Grace here.
Hoa’s early years were spent in an orphanage in Vietnam. He suffered from polio and lost the use of his legs. Hoa, was evacuated with other orphans when the US army withdrew from Vietnam. He was brought to Australia as a refugee and adopted by the Stone family in Adelaide. Hoa’s childhood in Adelaide was happy but included major surgery for his disability and the sudden death of his brother. During his teens, Hoa’s life fragmented as he struggled to come to term with the pain of his past and his disability. He drifted into the drug culture, addiction and dealing. In his early twenties, Hoa experienced a religious conversion to Christianity. The outcome was freedom from addiction and significant inner healing. Hoa trained as a Baptist pastor became the minister of a Vietnamese church in Cabramatta then returned to Vietnam where he has been working for over 20 years. He has established the Company of Grace, a centre for assisting disabled Vietnamese and their families.
If you would like to arrange for the documentary to be shown at your church or home group then please contact David Richardson on 0434874252 or david@webcoders.com.au
