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Indiana church that had anti-LGBTQ sign reportedly forced out of building

(Photo supplied/ABC 21 in Fort Wayne)

The Auburn church that made news due to its controversial LGBTQ sign has been forced out of its building, according to ABC 21 in Fort Wayne.

The Remnant Fellowship Church had a sign outside of its doors back in June that read, “LGBTQ is a hate crime against God. Repent.” Below, a smaller sign read, “All are welcome.”

Saturday, a church member told ABC 21 that they had been kicked out of their building, but when asked if they planned to relocate, the church member said “no comment.”

The church maintains it is not intolerant of others’ beliefs, but finds that those on the other side of the issue are intolerant of the beliefs of the Remanent Fellowship Church.

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Dan July 9, 2018 at 7:57 am

Wouldn’t evicting the church from the building constitute persecution based on a religious belief or at least discrimination for personal beliefs? Isn’t that illegal in this country? I just remembered…it is only when it is the other way around and an LGBTQRSTXYZ person wants to force someone to cater their wedding.

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