Communists, LGBTQ Activists Still Targeting Christian Coffee Shop – but There’s a Major Update

The owner of an embattled Christian coffee shop in Colorado said his business and ministry are continuing to persist despite a barrage of protests from communists and LGBTQ protesters over the past year.

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Jamie Sanchez, founder of Recycle God’s Love, once again joined CBN News to offer a powerful update about the Drip Cafe, the coffee shop he launched as part of his affiliated ministry, Project Revive.

Sanchez said the coffee shop, despite facing an ongoing onslaught of chaotic demonstrations, has been training and helping its first homeless worker. It’s a recognition of his ministry’s efforts to help the homeless through employment and connections to much-needed resources.

“[Our goal is to hire] homeless individuals, to give them a real W2 job, and to also disciple them while they’re working alongside us,” Sanzhez said. “And the project encompasses everything from providing housing to financial advising with them, spiritual guidance.”

The first hire, Scott, has reportedly had a wonderful and fruitful experience. Once Sanchez heard Scott needed some help, he realized it was the right time to finally launch the program.

“God just put it on my heart,” he said. “So, I hired

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