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Jamie Sanchez felt an appointment to serve The homeless Since he was a child. But he has never imagined that the following indication would lead to it described as a bigot.
“Actually, it was really strange because we suddenly started to get into Instagram how to get messages about how we hate gay people and just like random comments like this,” said Sanchez, said Sanchez Fox News Digital. “And to find out that it was like an organized group that was ready to protest against the opening of our café before we even open. We dug some and we found that it was only because we were Christian.”
Sanchez is the owner of the Drip Café in DenverLocated in the Kunstviertel on the Santa Fe Drive. He also operates a homeless service entitled “Recycle God’s Love”, which he began in 2012 with his late wife Carolyn, who died of cancer in 2018. A small group that offered the homeless person to cancer has the homeless to a widespread initiative in the community, the inclusion of churches, local shops and volunteers, volunteers, the hundreds of hundreds of hundreds of hundreds of hundreds of people with the advance and building hundreds from people with all people to meals to dine To eat and eat the food up to food up to food.
“Over the years, it has just developed into an astonishing community of believers and people who really have a heart to help people who are in need and to do it selflessly,” Sanchez told Fox News Digital.
Jamie Sanchez, owner of the Denver Café, heads a homeless service entitled “Recycle God’s Love” and serves the homeless in Denver. They offer material things such as haircuts, food and clothing as well as spiritual support and community for homeless people. (Recycling God’s love)
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In 2022, Sanchez led the ministry one step further by starting “Project Revive”, an initiative based in faith, which is supposed to support the homeless who wanted to rebuild their lives. The program helps the homeless access to live, transport, identification, addiction advice and jobs – which is based on Christian discipleship.
Sanchez opened the Drip Café next year as part of this mission. It is a regular café that also sets people and set mentors who have completed the Ministry’s program and are sober and willing to integrate into the workforce again.
“We have done a few people through the project so far and it was very successful,” he said.
Even before the drip café opened its doors, Sanchez began to be against gays in which the café was accused of being accused of gays. On the opening day, the demonstrators, who were organized by a local group called Denver Communists, organized signs and distributed flyers, which accused the café of being conducted by a “legal church” that hated those in the LGBTQ community.
“I was shocked,” recalled Sanchez. “Our entire purpose of opening the café was to serve the homeless community and to help people go off the street, to change their lives. And here we only have a group that hates us because we do it, and Christ.”
A Christian café in Denver has confronted protests by a local communist group since it opened his biblical beliefs. (Jamie Sanchez)
The group rejected it to recycle God’s love, which gave homosexuality as a sin in its mission statement.
They protested every weekend outside the café. Every first Friday of the month, around 10 to 20 people protest in front of their business during the art of Walk event in the region.
Despite the attempts to deal peacefully with them, Sanchez says that he was mainly hit with silence or screaming.
He said demonstrators were once two older women in the store and cried out a blind Christian DJ on another occasion.
“Here is this group that tries to act integratively and they bother a black blind guy in front of my café because he is a Christian,” he said.
Denver Communists protest against the Tropfcafé. (Jamie Sanchez)
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Be Ownership was devastatedWindows Broken and “Keep Santa Fe Gay” Gleitfler were left under windows and mirrors. A spray picture of a KKK member was recently left at the front door of the café.
The Christian shop owner claims that he has no hatred of the demonstrators. He sees the counter reaction as part of a spiritual struggle. After he and his team had not found any help from the local authorities, he decided to organize live instruction music in the café every first Friday to “drown” the excitement outside.
“I love them, although they don’t believe me and I have never shown them anything as love, and that’s why the only pictures they have from me have for them,” he said to Fox News Digital. “I understand that you feel like you have an identity crisis, and you feel hopeless and lost and the only way to correct this feeling is through the Son of God, which is Jesus Christ.”
The Communists from Denver said Fox News digital that they did not protest against the café because it is Christian, but because of his religious beliefs on sexuality.
“There are many Christian denominations that do not share their Bigott view, like the ELCA [Evangelical Lutheran Church in America] And we accompanied ourselves from pastors and many Christians in our protests. Since then, Drip has doubled his homophobic position, “said a spokesman for the group.
The communists say that they consider the protests as part of a “wider struggle” against forces such as the Trump government, of which they say that they attack LGBTQ+ rights.
“We may not have succeeded in leading the drop from the city before the end of his rental agreement, but that is ultimately irrelevant. The protests against the Hass café serve as training grounds for new queer-rigts activists, the message of the queer liberation is spread, and our ultimate victory, while it is delayed, is inevitable,” wrote the group in the group in which the group is written in the group “, the group wrote in the group,” wrote the group in the group, “wrote the group in the group,” wrote the in the A blog post Digital shared with Fox News.
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The group also claimed that Sanchez was connected to neo -Nazis and said they were relentlessly denied by the employees who had relentlessly denied Sanchez. He rejected every hatred of the demonstrators from others outside of his café and claimed that the communists had spread lies about him and his shop.
“The communists told me that I am not welcome that I said to myself that I should kill myself, and my answer is: ‘I love you and you are welcome to come in peaceful.’ We offered you free coffee and food on cold days, ”he told Fox News Digital. “It is very silly to say that I am part of a Nazi group when you consider that I am a brown-skinned Hispanic.”
