Kody Brown

Based on Paul Hutchens's series of children's books about a bunch of kids growing up in the rural South in the 1950s, this adventure finds the Sugar Creek Gang in a heap of trouble at school. Things look pretty bleak for the gang when tough new teacher Mr. Black arrives, and life gets even worse when Bill Collins, Dragonfly, Poetry and the rest of the kids are framed for some serious mischief on school grounds.

The unexpected discovery of a secret map in the swamp leads the Sugar Creek Gang on a wild adventure as they try to outwit a thief in a heart-stopping race to uncover a hidden treasure.

This is the fourth film in The Sugar Creek Gang series. The gang races through the swamp only to stumble upon previously unexplored territory that leads them right into the middle of a mystery. As if the puzzling new discoveries aren't enough, Poetry's lamb causes mischief in the schoolhouse and gets everyone into hot water with Miss Lilly. When things calm down, the gang plans an overnight stay in a cave near the cemetery, but Tom Till has been keeping a secret that is sure to shake things up. Matters get even more interesting when Old Man Paddler appears and reveals the truth behind the gang's secret hideout! Look for the other films in the five part Sugar Creek Gang DVD series to complete your collection: Swamp Robber, The Great Canoe Fish, Revival Villains, and Teacher Trouble

A revival is coming to Sugar Creek, but the celebration may be in jeopardy in the third installment of the series based on Paul Hutchens's Christian adventure books. After a morning swim and a scuffle with some bullies, the gang learns about a plan that could spell disaster for the evening's big event. Now, it's up to Bill Collins, Dragonfly and the rest of the kids to find the truth before nightfall.

Husband Kody Brown, along with his four wives (only one of which is legally married to Kody) and their combined 18 children, attempts to navigate life as a "normal" family in a society that shuns their lifestyle.

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