Standing with Hobby Lobby
https://www.facebook.com/events/124519804379663/
www.standwithhobbylobby.com

The plan:
On Saturday, January 5th, all Americans who value freedom of religion and oppose the HHS Mandate's unfair impositions upon religious individuals and corporate entities are called upon to show their support for Hobby Lobby by shopping either at their local retail Hobby Lobby store or online.

No Hobby Lobby near you? No problem! You can still shop online at http://shop.hobbylobby.com/ on January 5 and help us make it a record day of sales for the company, and send a strong message to President Obama's administration that there is a united front against the unfair HHS Mandate!

I hope everyone on here who is ProLife, Christian, or both will participate in this event and will help spread the word as widely as possible.

Thank you and God bless.

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I do need to re-frame 2 paintings.

YARN YARN YARN ...........count me in !!

Thank you, Cincinnatus!

I could LIVE in Hobby Lobby. I'll go!

America won't survive if we can't stop this brutal government from taking our freedom away and more importantly, if we don't stop slaughtering our unborn.

Lord knows I've helped support the store over the years. I can always find something I "need".

Just shared this on FB. And I've stopped sharing things on FB........

Just want to report here that when I went to our local Hobby Lobby today, the place was packed! Parking lot full, more people than I've ever seen there.

We may not be able to make a difference within the political system, but we, as Christians and Conservatives can unite and really change things.

PRAY! God is faithful!

As with Ml when we went to our local Hobby Lobby the parking lot was jammed and the joint was jumping. The lady who checked us out was telling another customer she (the checker) had grown increasingly dispirited by the behaivor of people during the Christmas season but today's shoppers had restored her faith in her fellow man by the support, friendly attitude, and courtesy behaivor of today's crowd. The other lady (the customer) told the checker she had driven from about 60 miles away just to show her support for Hobby Lobby.

One odd thing though. When we first arrived we saw not less than 3 police cars in the parking lot. We have no idea why they were there. There were no prodeath demonstrators present and no disturbances we saw. Perhaps Hobby Lobby had received some threatening phone calls. We just don't know. In any case the police seemed to be gone when we left about an hour later.

Blessings on everyone who went today and demonstrated their resistance to His Majesty's attempt to curtail religious freedom.

Quote: Cincinnatus wrote in post #9

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As with Ml when we went to our local Hobby Lobby the parking lot was jammed and the joint was jumping. The lady who checked us out was telling another customer she (the checker) had grown increasingly dispirited by the behaivor of people during the Christmas season but today's shoppers had restored her faith in her fellow man by the support, friendly attitude, and courtesy behaivor of today's crowd. The other lady (the customer) told the checker she had driven from about 60 miles away just to show her support for Hobby Lobby.

One odd thing though. When we first arrived we saw not less than 3 police cars in the parking lot. We have no idea why they were there. There were no prodeath demonstrators present and no disturbances we saw. Perhaps Hobby Lobby had received some threatening phone calls. We just don't know. In any case the police seemed to be gone when we left about an hour later.

Blessings on everyone who went today and demonstrated their resistance to His Majesty's attempt to curtail religious freedom.

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I just don't know how I'd handle it were I CEO.

That's a lot of jobs and livelihoods.

Yet, the evil has to be confronted.

Yet, there was worse evil 2,000 years ago with Rome's administration . . . and people functioned somehow--TO A POINT--within the system . . .

No easy pat answers, it seems to me.

I'd like to see everyone who shopped there today copy the top of their receipts and mail them to their Congress critter with a fierce note.

Not a bad idea, Quix, or to the WH, or to Catholic (in name only) Kathleen Sibelius.

I'd like to see everyone who shopped there today copy the top of their receipts and mail them to their Congress critter with a fierce note.