I've always been creative, I've always wanted to design for weddings, and I want to design

and create for weddings in a way that's consistent with God's view of marriage.

But Colorado won't allow that.

This is the day this little podcast for Thursday, October 27th, I'm Virginia Allen, and that

was Colorado graphic artist Lori Smith.

The Supreme Court is going to hear arguments for Lori's case on December 5th.

Lori does not want to be forced to create websites for same-sex weddings.

And similar to Jack Phillips in the masterpiece Cake Shop case, Smith says she will serve

anyone, but doesn't want to be compelled to create messages that go against her beliefs.

On today's show, Lori Smith and Alliance Defending Freedom Attorney Kelly Fedorik joined

me on the show to discuss this critical case and how they anticipate the Justices May

rule.

Stay tuned for our conversation after this.

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There is a law in Colorado that places businesses at risk of being forced to provide services

for same-sex weddings.

Lori Smith is fighting that law at the Supreme Court and Lori Smith and Alliance Defending

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