Christian Mom’s Boycott Whole Foods for Sponsoring Atlanta Drag Queen Story Hour

Christian Mom’s Boycott Whole Foods for Sponsoring Atlanta Drag Queen Story Hour



A Christian women’s group for mothers is boycotting Whole Foods after the retailer announced it supported Drag Queen Story Hour.


According to CBN News, the group, “One Million Moms,” has launched a petition asking Whole Foods to stop sponsoring the story hour, which features men dressed as women reading LGBTQ-themed books to children.


The One Million Moms petition has more than 8,200 signatures.


The call for the boycott came after the city of Atlanta LGBTQ Affairs tweeted that Whole Foods was the latest sponsor of the Drag Queen Story Hour. The story hour is also sponsored by the NBA team Atlanta Hawks and the NFL team Atlanta Falcons.


“Thank you for your commitment to a welcoming, diverse and inclusive Atlanta,” the tweet said.


The most recent Drag Queen Story Hour featured Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Miss Terra Cotta Sugarbaker.


The story hour books were “It’s Okay to be Different” and “Mary Had a Little Glam.”


“It’s important to share positive messages of acceptance and confidence in our communities,” Paulina Guzman with the city of Atlanta said in a tweet.


The community of One Million Moms, however, says the story hour allows children to be “groomed” by drag queens.


“I will not shop at Whole Foods Market as long as your company is supporting Drag Queen Story Hour,” the petition says. “A retailer…

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Turkish President Lays Stone for 1st New Church Building in Turkey in 100 Years

Turkish President Lays Stone for 1st New Church Building in Turkey in 100 Years



Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan laid the foundation stone on Saturday for the nation’s first new church building in nearly 100 years, saying it reflects the country’s religious diversity. 


The building in Istanbul will house the Syrian Orthodox Christian community, which currently does not have its own building and is sharing space in a Catholic church. Syrian Orthodox Christians are paying for the new building, according to Agence France-Presse. 


It is being called the first new church building in Turkey since the nation’s founding in 1923. Islam is the country’s majority religion. 


“Our geographic location has been the center of religious, ethnic, cultural and racial diversity,” Erdogan said during a ceremony. “Our hearts and doors have always been open to the oppressed who come here from anywhere – from Spain, to the Caucasians from Eastern Europe, to Northern Africa.


“… While the terror groups in Iraq and Syria inflict all kinds of cruelty on these people, we have opened our hearts to them without discrimination.”  


Mihael Tore, a Syrian Orthodox priest, told TRT World it was “a very happy day” for his community. 


“The churches here don’t belong to us. We share them with our Catholic brothers,” Tore said. “But it isn’t enough, because we are a big group.”


Once the building is complete, Tore…

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