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December 05, 2003

DHS - the TV series

I turned on TBN, and saw a video that looked a lot like the frenetic pace of the series 24. Very fast, very dramatic, but still with a Christian message.

Afterwards there was a discussion in studio. The actors were (I looked them up afterwards):
Alison Heruth-Waterbury (Bio) and Timothy P. Cavanaugh. Joseph M. Medawar and one other producer was also in the studio.

What was fascinating to me, since I deal with Hollywood a lot, is how they talked about Hollywood and Christianity. Apparently, Jack Hayford had once said that it takes time for people to get out of the kind of life they've gotten used to in Hollywood. I've seen this with people I know. One woman told me that she'd been a Christian for a long time, but she didn't really live the Christian life. She wasn't serious about it. By now she is, but it took time - she was asleep/lukewarm for many years.

What Alison said was very similar to this. At a time of great pain - she'd just been left again after giving birth to her last child, God told her he'd never let her go - and this time she accepted and got serious with God.

I was also fascinated to see that Timothy P. Cavanaugh had gotten saved a few months ago, and the other guy in the studio had been saved on the air on TBN seven weeks ago! If this is the kind of fruit this series brings, I'm very anxious to see the series!

DHS stands for Department of Homeland Security, and the series is about fighting against terror. Don't know much more, but you can see a poster from the series (which is projected to be finished in February) here:
http://www.metinbereketli.com/pages/DHS Poster - Alison Heruth.html

I was also fascinated to see that Alison is chairperson of Colors of Our World foundation - whatever that is. Could it have to do with diversity? Would be interested to know more...

Posted by Ann at December 5, 2003 11:12 AM

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Posted by: Steve at February 3, 2004 03:02 AM