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SPRINGCITY, Pa. -- The Rev. Frank Schaefer gets to keep calling himself a Methodistpastor - at least for the next 30 days.The United Methodist clergyman convicted ofbreaking church law for officiating at his son s same-sex wedding was suspendedlate Tuesday, and ordered by a jury of his fellow pastors to surrender hiscredentials in a month if he can t bring himself to adhere to the laws of thechurch s Book of Discipline.Schaefer said he had no intention ofchanging his mind about the church s teaching on homosexuality, declaring he wouldperform more gay marriages if asked. <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup usa</a> I feel I have to be <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.ca>stanley mugs</a> an advocate, anoutspoken advocate for all lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual people, Schaefer told reporters after learning his sentence, adding he expects to bedefrocked when his 30-day suspension is up.Before the punishment was announced,Schaefer, who was convicted for presiding over his son s 2007 wedding ceremony in Massachusetts, told the jury he is unrepentant. Rather than beg for mercy, the pastor uppedthe stakes.The church needs to stop judgingpeople based on their sexual orientation, he told jurors. We haveto stop the hate speech. We <a href=https://www.stanley-tumbler.us>stanley website</a> have to stop treating them as second-classChristians. After the jury pronounced its sentence,Schaefer s supporters began overturning chairs in the courtroom - symbolizingthe biblical story of Jesus overturning the tables of the money changers - andheld an impromptu communion service. A few supporte Xlvn How high school activism put Barbara Lee on the path to Congress mdash; and a fight for Dianne Feinstein s seat
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