Title: The Church Within
Content: Scott "Wino" Weinrich – vocals and guitar ; Guy Pinhas – bass ; Greg Rogers – drums Production ; Mathias Schneeberger (M.C. Snoob) – producer, engineer ; Curt Kroeger, Gregg Schnitzer, Pat Lydon, Terry Weeks – assistant engineers ; Joshua Sarubin – executive producer  
Title: The Church (band)
Content:  The Church promoted Starfish with a nine-month tour before they returned to the studio for a follow-up. With a US Top 50 album under their belt, there was pressure from Arista to create another. The band started negotiations with former Led Zeppelin bass guitarist and keyboardist John Paul Jones, who had a reputation as a sophisticated producer, but the record company and management vetoed their suggestion. In an attempt to duplicate the success of Starfish, The Church returned to Los Angeles, with Waddy Wachtel producing. While the prior sessions were tense, these were volatile. Already unenthusiastic about the forced pairing, there was the stress of having 
Title: Church in These Streets
Content:  D. Rich – producer (tracks 1, 2, 13) ; Cassius Jay – producer (tracks 3, 7, 17) ; Beezo – producer (track 3) ; London on da Track – producer (tracks 4, 5) ; Nard & B – producer (tracks 6, 10, 12, 14, 15) ; XL Eagle – producer (track 6, 10), co-producer (track 15) ; Will-A-Fool – producer (track 6) ; Southside – producer (track 8) ; TM88 – producer (track 8) ; Zaytoven – producer (track 9) ; C4 – producer (track 11) ; Supah Mario – producer (track 11) ; Blanco The Ear - vocal producer (tracks 16, 19) ; Smurf – producer (tracks 18, 19) ; Rance – co-producer (track 19) Credits adapted from the album's liner notes. Performers Musicians Technical Production
Title: The Church (band)
Content:  Yourself was engineered and co-produced by Nic Hard and was released in Australia in October 2003 and in the U.S. in February 2004. The band toured extensively to support the album in Australia, the U.S., and Europe. Their prolific output continued into 2004 with the release of three ancillary albums. Under the guidance of manager Kevin Lane Keller - an American fan and marketing professor who had been working with the band since 2001 - the Church began capitalizing on the advantages offered by the internet and the independent music industry. First, in August, came the entirely improvised album Jammed, containing just two long tracks 
Title: The Church (2018 film)
Content:  The Church is an American horror film written and directed by Dom Frank. It stars Bill Moseley, Ashley C. Williams, Lisa Wilcox, Keith Stallwortch, and Clint Howard.
Title: The Church (1989 film)
Content:  The Church (La Chiesa) is a 1989 Italian supernatural horror film co-written and directed by Michele Soavi, and produced by Dario Argento with Mario Cecchi Gori and Vittorio Cecchi Gori. It stars Hugh Quarshie, Tomas Arana, Barbara Cupisti, Asia Argento, Feodor Chaliapin, Jr. and Giovanni Lombardo Radice. The Church was originally conceived as the third installment in the Dèmoni series, following Demons (1985) and Demons 2 (1986). Soavi insisted the film to be distant from the series, wanting it to be "sophisticated", and re-wrote the screenplay to remove any connection to the series. Filming was primarily shot in the Matthias Church in Budapest, with additional footage filmed at studio sets in Rome and in downtown Hamburg, Germany.
Title: The Church (band)
Content:  Church's contract and pulled financial support for a tour. Ambitious plans to stage full electric shows were scaled back, leaving Kilbey and Willson-Piper with only a short run of acoustic gigs as a duo. Without a recording deal, the band's future looked bleak as Kilbey and Willson-Piper began work on new recordings in 1995. Although initially a two-man project, the new material saw input from new drummer Powles and hired violinist Linda Neil. Renewed contact between Kilbey and Peter Koppes led to the latter agreeing to guest on four songs - a welcome surprise for fans. Simon Polinski (Yothu Yindi) was drafted in to co-produce, engineer, and mix the sessions. The music saw a 
Title: Church Street Blues
Content: Tony Rice – guitar, vocals ; Wyatt Rice – guitar Tony Rice – producer ; Bill Wolf – engineer ; Bob Shumaker – engineer, mixing ; Jim Lloyd – mastering Production notes:
Title: Joseph Church
Content:  Church, born in 1994, by his ex-wife, Pamela Tsalapatas Church. In 2006, Church received public attention after being the victim of a stabbing on the New York University campus, but he made a fast and full recovery. As a music director for the theatre, Church's first major job was the first national tour of Little Shop of Horrors in 1984. He began work in 1991 on The Who's Tommy as music director and vocal arranger for its original production at La Jolla Playhouse, for which he received the Los Angeles Drama-Logue Award in music direction. He continued as the music supervisor, music director, and conductor for 
Title: The Church (band)
Content:  work. All four of them were strong-willed and had their own ideas of how things should be." The band also toured Scandinavia and Europe in 1982, and both of their albums were released there to critical acclaim. In May 1983, the band released their third album, Seance, co-produced by The Church and engineer John Bee (Hoodoo Gurus, Icehouse, The Divinyls), which peaked at No. 18. It used more keyboards and synthesizers and was typically described as "That stark release [which] explored the band's darker side, and [whose] tracks ... were awash with strings and other effects". The accompanying live shows included a guest keyboardist, Melbourne-based session player 

Question: Who was the producer of The Church?
Answer: Vittorio Cecchi Gori.
Dario Argento.
Sirio Bernadotte.