Jesus Christ Superstar's Jeff Fenholt talks about his conversion
THE AMERICAN singer Jeff
Fenholt, who played Jesus in the original Broadway theatre
adaptation Jesus Christ Superstar, has been interviewed in the August
issue of Mojo magazine where he spoke about his Christian conversion
after years of drug abuse and alcoholism and an encounter which he
believed to be demonic. He recounted, "I'd interest a label and record
some and then I'd get angry at the producer or whatever and quit. It
was real self-destructive. One day, these carpenters who were working
on a wing of my house said they wanted to pray for me. One of them was
this guy Nick Disipio who had been in the Mafia. I told them that I
wasn't into their God, but they came over and prayed for me. The first
thing I felt was this horrible feeling like I was going to die, and
then the next thing I knew, that "thing" that had hit me in the Boston
Gardens, which had been with me for nine years, was gone. The because
of that I prayed with them and I said that I wanted to accept Christ.
My perspective is, if I had known Christ through Superstar I would
have gotten through it a lot better."
I had a book about Jeff's life and his conversion to Christianity. I loaned it and now would like to share it with my grandson. I do not remember the name. Are there any book copies available for purchase that give his testimony. I think I got it from TBN.