The faith-based film from the Erwin Brothers continues to perform well in domestic theaters.
Ordinary Angels generated $942,000 at the box office during its fourth weekend in release, according to The Numbers website. That puts the picture in 10th place overall from Friday through Sunday - down from sixth place a week ago - and pushes total ticket revenue above $18 million after 24 days in theaters.
The movie, which stars Christian actor Alan Ritchson and Oscar-winner Hilary Swank, is the latest production from the brother duo of Andrew and Jon Erwin, who produced it through their Kingdom Story Company and its partnership with Lionsgate studio. Based on a true story, Ordinary Angels focuses on a Kentucky community that rallied together to help a little girl in desperate need of a liver transplant.