Joy Unspeakable (1981)
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Joy Unspeakable is an ethnographic film that examines the question, what does it mean to be Pentecostal, through the documentation of three types of Oneness Pentecostal services in Southern Indiana: a gospel-rock concert, a regular Sunday service, and a camp meeting. Religious behavior, doctrine, and social values are discussed by several Oneness Pentecostal church members and ministers in interviews interspersed with footage of the various services.
- Release date
- January 1, 1981
- Country of origin
- United States
Cast
- Claire Gregory as Self
- Claire Gregory as Narrator
- Ellen Lutes as Self
- Steve Richardson as Self
- K.C. Tiller as Self
- K.C. Tiller as Reverend
Crew
- John Winninger · Director
- Elaine Lawless · Producer
- Elizabeth Peterson · Producer
- John Winninger · Producer
- Larry Reagan · Cinematographer
- Mick Renneisen · Cinematographer
- Bob Boyer · Editor
- John Holman · Editor