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The Preachers Sin ~ (Dvd 2015) ~ JR Bourne ~ Tori Barban
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Evan Tanner's life is spiraling out of control when his live-in niece is arrested for the second time, his boss imposes on him an unacceptable contract, and to top it all he discovers he has a son from a one night affair during the war... When his niece is murdered, and signs point to Tinsey - his boss' daughter - Evan is confronted with making the toughest decision of his life. Risk everything he's achieved in his life or do the righteous thing! But Tinsey will stop at nothing to keep her secret.
Tinsley Traggert (Stephanie La Rochelle) is the main villainess of the 2015 Lifetime film The Preacher's Sin (Alternately titled A Husband's Confession). She was the spoiled and wealthy daughter of Bill and Shayla Traggert, her father working with pastor Evan Tanning. She was also a frequent bully of Evan's troubled niece Jamie, even going as far as to mock her mother's suicide. She also bullied her out of jealousy of her crush Quinton taking an interest in Jamie.
When Tinsley turned her harassment onto Jamie's cousin and Evan's daughter Sarah, Jamie finally decided to confront Tinsley out at a park late one night, using Quinton's phone to text her to arrange the meeting. The two girls got into a fight that ended with Tinsley attacking Jamie and bludgeoning her head with a rock, killing her. She then took Jamie's body and pushed it off a cliff, making it look as though Jamie killed herself.
The police investigated and eventually questioned Tinsley, whose parents got her a lawyer, with Bill even going as far as to threaten Evan to leave her alone, as he was blackmailing him with the knowledge of Evan's recently discovered son, who was conceived from an out-of-wedlock relationship. But when Quinton found the text on his phone that Jamie sent to Tinsley, he and Sarah realized that Tinsley must have killed her and go to the police. The lead detective on the case used the texts and evidence found at the crime scene to arrest Tinsley.
A man who has made a successful career as a preacher begins to lose control of his seemingly perfect life after he discovers he has a son from an extramarital affair and learns that his live-in niece has been arrested.Evan Tanner is a successful preacher with a popular talk radio show "Family in the Forefront" and an upcoming book tour. However, the happily married father has a family that is far from perfect. After the death of his sister-in-law, he and his wife took in their rebellious 17-year-old niece Jamie who is spiraling out of control. Under threats from his ruthless boss Bill, Evan is doing everything he can to keep up the façade of the perfect preacher. But when a son from an extramarital affair shows up, his world begins to implode and Bill is willing to go to any length to protect his investment. Evan- now caught between his family, his career, and his conscience- is faced with a decision that could have tragic consequences.
Although The Preacher's Sin doesn't appear to be based on a specific true story, there's always plenty of press when religious leaders are discovered to have secret lives that conflict with their teachings. In 2001, it was huge news when Reverend Jesse Jackson admitted to an extramarital relationship that resulted in a child, as reported by ABC. This June, The Washington Post reported that Pastor Tullian Tchividjian had resigned from his position at Coral Ridge Presbyterian when an extramarital affair was exposed, which he admitted to. The story grabbed headlines because Tchividjian is the grandson of famed Baptist minister Billy Graham and was viewed as a "rising star" in the evangelical community. His resignation followed on the heels of the resignations of three other prominent Florida megachurch pastors —
In a significantly more tragic story, New Orleans Baptist pastor and professor John Gibson committed suicide in September after his name was leaked as part of the Ashley Madison hack, as reported by the Huffington Post. His wife, Christi Gibson, spoke to CNNMoney and said of the note he left for his family, "He talked about depression. He talked about having his name on there, and he said he was just very, very sorry." She also gave this somber statement, "These were real people with real families, real pain and real loss... Don't underestimate the power of love. Nothing is worth the loss of a father and a husband and a friend."
Although we hear these stories in the news and it's easy to judge those who don't "practice what they preach," it looks like The Preacher's Sin will explore the struggle experienced by the spouses and children of shamed religious leaders. Their personal pain becomes public knowledge, and as evidenced by Gibson's words, they continue to deal with the fallout for long after their story has faded from the headlines.Inspired by a true story, the Lifetime movie Sins of the Preacher follows the tale of a preacher's wife who is believed to have committed suicide, until her mother realizes she was murdered.
Tinsley Traggert (Stephanie La Rochelle) is the main villainess of the 2015 Lifetime film The Preacher's Sin (Alternately titled A Husband's Confession). She was the spoiled and wealthy daughter of Bill and Shayla Traggert, her father working with pastor Evan Tanning. She was also a frequent bully of Evan's troubled niece Jamie, even going as far as to mock her mother's suicide. She also bullied her out of jealousy of her crush Quinton taking an interest in Jamie.
When Tinsley turned her harassment onto Jamie's cousin and Evan's daughter Sarah, Jamie finally decided to confront Tinsley out at a park late one night, using Quinton's phone to text her to arrange the meeting. The two girls got into a fight that ended with Tinsley attacking Jamie and bludgeoning her head with a rock, killing her. She then took Jamie's body and pushed it off a cliff, making it look as though Jamie killed herself.
The police investigated and eventually questioned Tinsley, whose parents got her a lawyer, with Bill even going as far as to threaten Evan to leave her alone, as he was blackmailing him with the knowledge of Evan's recently discovered son, who was conceived from an out-of-wedlock relationship. But when Quinton found the text on his phone that Jamie sent to Tinsley, he and Sarah realized that Tinsley must have killed her and go to the police. The lead detective on the case used the texts and evidence found at the crime scene to arrest Tinsley.
A man who has made a successful career as a preacher begins to lose control of his seemingly perfect life after he discovers he has a son from an extramarital affair and learns that his live-in niece has been arrested.Evan Tanner is a successful preacher with a popular talk radio show "Family in the Forefront" and an upcoming book tour. However, the happily married father has a family that is far from perfect. After the death of his sister-in-law, he and his wife took in their rebellious 17-year-old niece Jamie who is spiraling out of control. Under threats from his ruthless boss Bill, Evan is doing everything he can to keep up the façade of the perfect preacher. But when a son from an extramarital affair shows up, his world begins to implode and Bill is willing to go to any length to protect his investment. Evan- now caught between his family, his career, and his conscience- is faced with a decision that could have tragic consequences.
Although The Preacher's Sin doesn't appear to be based on a specific true story, there's always plenty of press when religious leaders are discovered to have secret lives that conflict with their teachings. In 2001, it was huge news when Reverend Jesse Jackson admitted to an extramarital relationship that resulted in a child, as reported by ABC. This June, The Washington Post reported that Pastor Tullian Tchividjian had resigned from his position at Coral Ridge Presbyterian when an extramarital affair was exposed, which he admitted to. The story grabbed headlines because Tchividjian is the grandson of famed Baptist minister Billy Graham and was viewed as a "rising star" in the evangelical community. His resignation followed on the heels of the resignations of three other prominent Florida megachurch pastors —
In a significantly more tragic story, New Orleans Baptist pastor and professor John Gibson committed suicide in September after his name was leaked as part of the Ashley Madison hack, as reported by the Huffington Post. His wife, Christi Gibson, spoke to CNNMoney and said of the note he left for his family, "He talked about depression. He talked about having his name on there, and he said he was just very, very sorry." She also gave this somber statement, "These were real people with real families, real pain and real loss... Don't underestimate the power of love. Nothing is worth the loss of a father and a husband and a friend."
Although we hear these stories in the news and it's easy to judge those who don't "practice what they preach," it looks like The Preacher's Sin will explore the struggle experienced by the spouses and children of shamed religious leaders. Their personal pain becomes public knowledge, and as evidenced by Gibson's words, they continue to deal with the fallout for long after their story has faded from the headlines.Inspired by a true story, the Lifetime movie Sins of the Preacher follows the tale of a preacher's wife who is believed to have committed suicide, until her mother realizes she was murdered.
