Actor Kelsey Grammer will soon return to the big screen in Jesus Revolution. He plays a fictional version of a real-life pastor named Chuck Smith, who participated in the national spiritual ...

Jesus Revolution tells the story of Greg Laurie, who was one of the real-life people involved in the movement. He converted to Christianity in the ’60s after crossing paths with pastor Chuck ...

But for now, let’s stick to Jesus Revolution. In the film, Grammer plays Chuck Smith, a real-life pastor who founded the Calvary Chapel church in Orange County, California, in the 1960s.

For “Jesus Revolution ... the real story. Give Lonnie Frisbee’s Wikipedia page a quick scan to see just how much material the filmmakers excised from his fascinating, troubled life.

but in blending a true-life faith-based story with the uninhibited counterculture of the time, you have Jesus Revolution. It’s the latest spiritual exercise from the Erwin Brothers’ Kingdom ...

The rise of youth-centric “Jesus People” from the hippie movement ... impact may not be a definitive representation of some real-life participants’ roles. Nonetheless, it’s one of the ...

Then Erwin realized “The Jesus Revolution” issue came just five ... Some of the movie’s real-life characters are familiar names in Christian and Southern California culture.