For more than a decade, Brian Johnson had a booth at the annual Twin Cities Pride Fest, a homosexual-themed gathering held in Loring Park in Minneapolis each June. He stayed in his assigned area and greeted attendees with a smile, offering them free Bibles as way of sharing his Christian faith.
Johnson’s presence and message never caused a concern.
With evangelism being the goal, he made a conscious effort to avoid any discussion about homosexuality.
But a few years ago, the festival organizer, Twin Cities Pride, demanded Johnson divulge his personal beliefs about homosexuality, and specifically, whether he considered the behavior a sin. Not liking his affirmative response, they told Johnson he was no longer welcome at the event.
But Johnson was unwilling to give up on his ministry.
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Post by Nate Kellum
