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'Because she knows that is not always the case, she is taking steps to embrace a group of people who might not view the church as a safe haven: those with HIV and AIDS.' - article
Utah could learn a LOT about tolerance.
As:
***'Utahns with HIV, AIDS upset with Legislative committee's indecision on federal grant program' - By James Thalman - DSNews - 04/14/2010
"The money is part of the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act, also known as CARE, approved by Congress in 1990. It's a grant the committee has signed up for every year since 1992 without hesitation. (sic)
Utah Senate President Michael Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, along with Republican members of the state Executive Appropriations Committee, voted to approve state participation in dozens of other grants at an April 6 meeting. But they unexpectedly held up the AIDS grant application...' - article
"God is for everybody, and the church should be a place where anybody can come and feel comfortable"
Congratulations. Church should be a place for everyone but the majority of Christians are too "holier than thou" and make the experience far too unpleasant.
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