Ed Rosenthal on December 12, 2009, at 02:09PM – #4

Will the church stay as a tenant? That could actually be helpful to a sale. Its not perfect financial timing for a redevelopment. Is there a listed broker?

Poetbroker.

Studio on December 14, 2009, at 12:15PM – #6

Wingo wrote, "Well, it looks like the last vestige of Dr. Scott's ministry is going."
You seem to be under the impression that "his" ministry was merely a building. Last time I checked, his teachings are ministering to the world via satellite, web, print, and word of mouth. All on a growig scale and quality beyond any scope he was able to reach. And it apparently seems to be part of a reival that is just getting started. Pastor Scott is making some brilliant decisions if you ask me. Besides, the names and personalities are irrelevent. It is the Gospel of Jesus that hs always been the point of focus, except for a few misguided fomer parishoners. I hope the Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation purchases it! What a cultural asset!

Matthew Jackson Cooper on December 15, 2009, at 09:13AM – #7

I've always wanted to see the inside of the United Artists auditorium, but the LA Conservancy's Broadway theatre tour never gets access.

I thought about attending a church service there, just to get a look at that interior – and maybe hear a bit of the Good News – but to do that, you have to make a reservation over the phone... and that just doesn't seem Christian.

Studio on December 16, 2009, at 09:31AM – #8

Mr. Cooper- I guess they should take advice about what it is to be "christian" from somebody who would come into a church under false pretenses. I suppose they should let anybody with an agenda just walk in to a public broadcast-and a sacred domain to boot- so that they could bless them with their special presence. Kind of like posing as a plumber in order to get into your house so that you may offer advice. Go form your own church so that you can see what screwball really means.

Matthew Jackson Cooper on December 16, 2009, at 05:45PM – #9

Lighten up, Studio

Studio on December 17, 2009, at 10:57AM – #10

Good advice

D.w. Tilghman on October 19, 2010, at 09:36PM – #11

...and they say Melissa Scott hasn't run Gene's legacy into the ground! LOL! Gene used to be on Satellite TV and short wave radio 24/7/365. Not anymore. All his unusual teachings about the Pyramids, the lost tribes, Basic Christianity, Revelation, Demonology, etc., were removed by his "wife" the day after he died. Gene predicted after he died his teachings would be removed by his very own church, and he also said his teachings would circulate underground. He was right. His teachings live on as Mp3s and avi's on bit torrent.