Posted on 04/02/2015 9:48:09 AM PDT by Brad from Tennessee
The pizza shop in Walkerton, Ind. — a small town of about 2,200 people about 20 miles south of South Bend — doesn’t look like the epicenter of a national controversy. The black-and-white linoleum and red booths are unassuming — the decor of any take-out joint anywhere in America. A Triple XXX Root Beer will set you back $2. It even has a piano — and a prayer suggestion box.
“Every day before we open the store, we gather and pray together,” reads a sign posted in the store, which also boasts numerous crosses, including one that says “Glorify the Lord.” “If there is something you would like us to pray for, just write it down and drop it in the box.”
But Memories Pizza — “a Walkerton mainstay,” according to local media, for more than a decade — is feeling the heat of a great debate about religious freedom and gay rights. Memories has been billed by a local ABC affiliate as the “first business to publicly deny same-sex service” after Gov. Mike Pence (R) signed the state’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) into law. Many feel the law, which advocates say is intended to protect religious freedom, will result in discrimination against homosexuals. . .
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
Throw a little spare change into:
http://www.gofundme.com/MemoriesPizza
Save the heterosexuals! Pizza be with you!
The kingdom of heaven on display....
“epicenter” I thought it said “episphincter”.
Satan, like a lion, couldn't take down Chick-Fil-A so he is going after smaller lambs.
A Blessed Good Friday to All
I’m betting the left doesn’t approve of THIS kind of “wealth redistribution”.
And you would win that bet.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3275422/posts
I need to put gay lingo in my gofundme page I guess.
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