The Church Of Living Dangerously

DEVELOPMENT
Type: FILM
Genre: DRAMA
Union: SAG-AFTRA
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Project Info

About

John Lee Bishop emerged from a rough and tumble childhood to become pastor of The Living Hope Church, which became so big at his peak that it filled an 8500 square foot former K-Mart superstore in Portland Oregon. A natural showman who would bring exotic animals for a sermon on Noah"™s Ark, and once almost got mauled by a Bengal tiger he brought to the pulpit, Bishop became wealthy as the star performer. While the church catered to lost souls with the theory anyone could be forgiven, Bishop didn"™t handle the affluence well and his parishioners would not forgive him when the married preacher was caught in an affair with a church employee, and for a raging painkiller and drinking problem. Bishop"™s son, David, who developed a meth and heroin habit, and the preacher found a perplexing method of intervention. Visit article for complete synopsis...

Production Info

Status
DEVELOPMENT
Location 1
Portland, Oregon, United States

Keywords

ReligionCrimeWhiteLatinx

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