 "Holiness In Time" is a Historical Drama that traces back the trials, and tribulations of an African-American/Cherokee Indian family from the Hills, of Mississippi to Present day 2005 in Chicago. The family endures many hardships many of which occur before the Civil Rights Movement. Jonnie, one of the three main characters of the feature, including his wife Marlene, and the narrator, Cole Souder(Great-Grandson of Jonnie, and Marlene), is the head of a family of ten (includes eight daughters, him and his wife). Jonnie is a Pastor of Native American Heritage, and a Civil Rights Activist and is shunned by many outside the church, which literally forces him and his family out of their quiet Freedmen s Settlement in Mississippi by the Klu Klux Klan. The family then goes west to a Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, where a different style of life becomes obvious to his eight daughters.The family is later forced to leave the reservation where there grandmother lived and the surrounding areas, and set out North for Chicago during the 2nd Great Migration. Along the way there are sub-plots, including instances of homicide, adultery, incest, jealousy, and malice in his own family, all of which would sprout from a sketchy past that Jonnie had, before he met his wife Marlene, and became a pastor. In the end he has hopes for his family to ultimately become Holy, but is haunted much by his past, and the consequences that five generations of his family will have to pay for. The surprise in the end will have audiences hopefully shocked, and questioning.