Say Amen, Somebody is a 1982 American documentary film that explores the history and significance of gospel music through the lives and trials of its singers. The film focuses on the pioneering Rev. Thomas Dorsey, considered the "Father of Gospel Music", and Mother Willie Mae Ford Smith, an associate of Dorsey's who trained gospel singers for decades. Featuring the voices of Delois Barrett Campbell and the Barrett Sisters, Zella Jackson Price, and the O'Neal Twins, backed by a choir, the film offers an intimate look at the sacrifices made to bring gospel music to the forefront of people's lives.