Nashville’s ‘Atheist Church’ Brings in ‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock to Lead Services February 8, 2014

Nashville’s ‘Atheist Church’ Brings in ‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock to Lead Services

By Hemant Mehta
February 8, 2014

The Sunday Assembly (a.k.a. “atheist church”) in Nashville, Tennessee will have a special guest leading their upcoming services: Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker behind the movie “Super Size Me.” Spurlock and Assembly co-founder Sanderson Jones recently spoke with The Tennessean:

On a related note, in 2006, Spurlock’s TV show “30 days” featured an atheist and Christian swapping places with each other for a month.

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