312 Azusa is the powerful true story of William J. Seymour, a humble, one-eyed preacher whose radical vision helped ignite one of the most influential spiritual movements in modern history.

At a time when segregation defined American life, Seymour believed something revolutionary: that people of every race, class, and background could worship the same God under the same roof. In a small, unassuming building at 312 Azusa Street, his message sparked a revival that transcended racial barriers and reshaped global Christianity.

More than a story about spiritual gifts or religious expression, 312 Azusa is a human drama about courage, unity, and faith in the face of deep division. Long before the Civil Rights Movement, Seymour stood for reconciliation and equality, creating a legacy that would echo around the world and influence millions, even as his name faded from history.

This film restores that legacy.