Denver's International Church of Cannabis скачать в хорошем качестве

Denver's International Church of Cannabis

Originally published on Apr 23, 2017 by Denver7 ABC News    / @denver7   The NOW Denver's Russell Haythorn tells us more about a church that has drawn some controversy. "The International Church of Cannabis opened its doors to the public on April 20, 2017, the unofficial annual marijuana holiday. The renovated church at 400 S. Logan St. is the headquarters of Elevation Ministries, a newly formed Colorado nonprofit religious organization that claims cannabis as its primary sacrament." "The church’s stated purpose is to serve as “a home to adults everywhere who are looking to create the best version of themselves by way of the sacred plant.” Just how that will be achieved is still up in the air, but church leaders told 9News that programming is expected to include guest speakers, comedians, artists, musicians and film screenings." "And while city officials ― and skeptical neighbors ― are concerned that founders Steve Berke and Lee Molloy are merely exploiting a legal loophole to create a cannabis club, the two promise the church isn’t just a smokescreen for illegal activities. No marijuana will be sold at the church." “First and foremost, this is a community church,” Berke told Denver publication Westword. “There are rumors that this is a rasta smoking lounge or a nightclub. It’s not. It’s a safe place to congregate and consume.” Then Ana Kasparian, Brian Unger, and Amberia Allen, the hosts of The Young Turks, tell you how you can be a parishioner. Other Sources: International Church Of Cannabis Prepares For Opening Day http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/i...