Religion

‘Audio Bible’ CD set enlists talents of 600 actors

CHICAGO — JoBe Cerny, most famous for being the voice of the Pillsbury Doughboy, was on one recent rainy morning sitting in a studio at Cerny/American Creative, his production company/recording studio on Illinois Street in Chicago. He was drinking coffee, nibbling at some doughnuts and listening to the voice of Jesus Christ as he died on the cross.

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