Showing posts with label Lifemark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifemark. Show all posts

Lifemark Is Extended in Most Theaters

Audiences have spoken, and the one-week run of Lifemark in 1,500 theaters in 48 states has been extended in most theaters. Check www.LifemarkMovie.com to see if it will be in your local community next week. One way or the other, be sure to see it soon! 

Here's an interview I did at Content2022 Film Festival and Media Summit with Stephanie Parker, who plays Azure in the film:


Here are Alex and Stephen Kendrick celebrating the extensions and praying over the theaters: 

 
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Rosa Parks Actress Has a Key Role in Lifemark

Sheronne Lanier played Rosa Parks in Son of the South, and she had one line in Lifemark that changes the trajectory of the whole film. It's so important we can't tell you what it is, but her passion for doing films that point people to the Lord is so inspiring! See Lifemark, and then you'll remember this interview! 



I released “Pentecost: Beyond the Imagination,” a scene from my one-man play, The Actsat www.RichDrama.com/Pentecost.

Miracles Behind Lifemark

Yesterday my article “Miracles Behind Lifemark” was posted on www.HeadlinePrayer.org. It includes interviews I did at the Christian Worldview Film Festival in Albany, Georgia, with Justin Sterner, sharing how he was cast as the best friend of the lead in Lifemark after turning down a role that didn’t honor the Lord. He also shared how he and his wife, Amber Sweet Sterner (a day player in Lifemark) celebrated the birth of their daughter, Evangeline, on the day Roe v. Wade died. 


Rebecca Rogers (Susan,
Adoptive Mom), Dawn Long
(Melissa, Adult Birth Mom),
Marisa Lynae Hampton
(Teen Birth Mom), 
Melissa Coles
Later on Friday Intercessors for America ran interviews I did with Kevin Peeples (director of Lifemark) and Part 4 of my interview with the Kendrick Brothers, and we had the leading ladies of Lifemark live (Marisa Lynae Hampton, Dawn Long and Rebecca Rogers): “You Can Help Change Hearts on Abortion and Adoption.”

On Thursday IFA ran an interview I did with Marisa and her mother, Lisa Marie Harms Hampton, about how she told her daughter details of her teen pregnancy she’d never shared with anyone before, just before Marisa auditioned to play the birth mother in Lifemark


Lifemark is in theaters nationwide for one week. Don’t miss it: www.LifemarkMovie.com.