Leah Stanfield, 28, walks to a microphone across the room and reads the evening’s gospel message.
She’s been attending services in this Fort Worth, Tex., location for a year, and occasionally leads worship. “I find the love, I find the support, I find the non-judgmental eyes when I come here,” she told NPR.
“And I find friends that love God, love craft beer.”
That’s right. Every Sunday evening, 30 to 40 gather with her at Zio Carlo brewpub to order pizza and pints of beer, fellowship, and share communion.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11/03/weary-of-traditional-church-some-congregations-are-mixing-hymns-with-beer/
She’s been attending services in this Fort Worth, Tex., location for a year, and occasionally leads worship. “I find the love, I find the support, I find the non-judgmental eyes when I come here,” she told NPR.
“And I find friends that love God, love craft beer.”
That’s right. Every Sunday evening, 30 to 40 gather with her at Zio Carlo brewpub to order pizza and pints of beer, fellowship, and share communion.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11/03/weary-of-traditional-church-some-congregations-are-mixing-hymns-with-beer/
