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The Visionary

This week at The Visionary, we’re looking at people facing major backlash for what they say are minor sins. Highlights include a Christian coffee shop owner enduring years of protests over his anti-gay rhetoric, to a pregnant woman who was just denied prenatal care by her doctor because she's unmarried. Plus, Pope Leo calls for the end of the conflict in Gaza after Israeli artillery struck a Catholic Church. Actions have consequences, but are some taking things too far?

Fresh Brewed Outrage

A coffee shop that doubles as a homeless ministry has been picketed by an activist group calling themselves "Denver Communists" due to anti-gay messaging on its website.

A Latte Drama

No Husband, No Doctor?

In a case believed to be the first of its kind in the modern era, a Tennessee woman was denied prenatal care by her doctor, who objected on faith grounds simply because she’s unmarried.

Is This Pro-Life?

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Pope Leo Weighs In on Gaza

In the wake of an attack on Gaza’s only Catholic Church by the Israeli military, Pope Leo is calling for the end to the “barbarity” plaguing the conflict in the Middle East, and expressed solidarity and prayed for the three people killed in the artillery fire. And after the address, Leo called Israeli head Benjamin Netanyahu to plead for peace in the ongoing attacks.

When Will It End?

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“He Gets Us” Gets South Park Treatment

South Park's recent season premiere held nothing back as it mocked President Trump, Jesus in schools, and the popular “He Gets Us” Christian ad campaign.

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How to Set Your Ceremony Rate

How much should a wedding officiant charge? It’s one of the most common questions we get, so we’ve created a guide to charging for your services.

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