Stephen Baldwin and Michael Lohan join forces to save Hollywood youth

April

So when he’s not celebrating Easter at the White House, what is Stevie B. up to these days? Saving the souls of young Hollywood harlots, that’s what!

According to this press release, the Upper Grandview resident has teamed with Michael Lohan, Lindsay Lohan’s estranged father, to accomplish this very goal. You may remember Michael as the prison inmate who became a born-again Christian while in the slammer, and then, like a butterfly emerging from a federally incarcerated cocoon, turned into an ordained minister after he got out.

The two have apparently already teamed up to help troubled teens with substance abuse problems at the Long Island Teen Challenge. And according to In Touch magazine (note: not InTown) the pair is also shopping a reality TV series about their spiritually sanctioned endeavors.

Next up: “The Simple Life: Jesus Camp Edition.”

“Lohan’s dad teams up with Baldwin to help kids” [PR Wire]

(Lohan: AP Photo/ Dick Yarwood; Baldwin: Gwynne Johnson / Rockland Magazine)

This entry was posted on Tuesday, April 17th, 2007 at 9:57 am by Ted Mann.
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2 Responses to “Stephen Baldwin and Michael Lohan join forces to save Hollywood youth”

Cognac Wellerlane April 18th, 2007 at 3:45 pm
Michael recently attended my father-in-law’s, Ronald Jordan Wellbrock’s, funeral at the Freedom Chapel. My father-in-law was a major contributor to the church and strongly believed in the Teen Challenge. Michael Lohan is really trying to make a difference with his life.

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Karly April 18th, 2007 at 7:56 pm
Here’s more on Teen Challenge- http://teenchallengecult.blogspot.com/

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