Fighting Ministers

The film follows a group of ministers in Pittsburgh as they respond to the crisis faced by thousands of laid-off steel workers. Their actions challenge the local government and major corporations, revealing the deep moral and ethical dilemmas involved in their fight for justice.

Fighting Ministers captures the intense and often controversial actions of these religious leaders. It shows how their commitment to social justice leads to profound soul-searching and significant pushback from both the Church and the broader community. The ministers face rejection and imprisonment, illustrating the personal costs of their activism.

As a documentary, this film provides insights into labor struggles and the role of faith in social movements. Collectors interested in social justice narratives and the labor history of the 1980s will find this film a compelling addition to their collection.