April 26, 2011 - Urban Christian News

Blindsided. That's how troubled actress Lindsay Lohan said she felt after hearing a judge read off her sentence for violating probation.

Lohan was sentenced to 120 days behind bars, though she plans to appeal. She posted a $75,000 bond on Friday. The "Mean Girls" actress was arrested in February on a grand theft charge for allegedly stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Venice jewelry store.

Although Lohan was shocked, prison minister Marty Angelo wasn't.

"I am sure it is a sad time for the Lohan family to see Lindsay being hauled off to jail again. My thoughts and prayers are with them," Angelo told a listener on his bi-weekly radio show. "I think a jail or prison sentence is an excellent tool God uses to get one's attention when everything else fails to work to voluntarily change out of control behavior. Lindsay Lohan is a perfect example. I think the judge was also wise to sentence Lohan to 480 hours of community service at a downtown women's center and the Los Angeles County morgue."

What will it take for Lohan to change? A willing attitude, Angelo says.