com gave the film 2 stars, pointing out that the film skips details like one of its real-life characters' substance abuse and homosexuality, and quoted Jack Kornfield saying "after the ecstasy comes the laundry.

One scene that stands out is Pastor Chuck washing the feet of each hippie before they entered the sanctuary. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions your valuable positive feedback is highly appreciated.But pobody's nerfect, and Flicks Ltd nor any advertiser accepts liability for information that may be inaccurate. Michael Foust of Crosswalk gave it 5 out of 5 stars, writing that "although the script carries the film, the cast makes it believable. In the 1970s, Greg Laurie started a movement in Southern California to bring the hippie generation into the church. Together with Pastor Chuck Smith (Kelsey Grammer), they open the doors of Smith's languishing church to an unexpected revival of radical and newfound love, leading to what TIME Magazine dubbed a 'Jesus Revolution'.

It just didn't happen in California but around the country including a revival at my university of the time South Dakota State - where we saw whole dorm floors of young people turning to Christ and away from drugs, etc. In America, Jesus Revolution doubled box office estimates - let’s show UK and Irish cinemas that the church is up for the challenge! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. We’re potentially looking at the latter for Jesus Revolution, which would suggest we’re looking at sometime around Tuesday, April 25 or Tuesday, May 2 as a release date.Proactively, they contacted the carrier to find out what went wrong and resent a new package, which arrived very quickly. Detective Knight: Independence came straight to Digital, while Plane took about three weeks from the theatrical release. The true story of a national spiritual awakening in the early 1970s and its origins within a community of teenage hippies in Southern California. And if there is a God – which there isn’t – can He/She/They/Them tell me why this nonsense needed TWO directors? I was reminded of how Mary Magdalene washed Yeshua's feet with her tears at a banquet in the House of Simon, drying them with her hair.