Fifty years since the Brown vs. Board of Education decision to improve the lives of people of color in American society, the rewards have yet to reach many residents of Washington, D.C., where that very court decision was made.  Blocks away from the Capital and White House stands a tiny storefront church that serves as the backbone of strength for an urban community working hard to create a better life in the nation's capital. This powerfully intimate and moving portrait reveals a side of inner city life rarely shown in American media-one of hope, dignity and self-determination.