" The First Church of Cannabis in Indianapolis hopes to blaze a new route to de facto legalization without the reform legislation or ballot measures seen in more progressive states. It's seeking an exemption to anti-pot laws under Indiana's controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Church of Cannabis leaders believe the state’s religious-freedom law, which takes effect Wednesday, grants them legal protection to enjoy the drug in Indiana, where neither medical or recreational use of marijuana is allowed.
All appeared to be going according to plan until the three-month-old congregation bought a church building around the corner from the Church of Acts, whose founder and pastor Bill Jenkins has made it his mission to shut down the enterprise. "
http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/06/30/church-of-cannabis-prepares-for-first-service-in-indiana
Church of Cannabis leaders believe the state’s religious-freedom law, which takes effect Wednesday, grants them legal protection to enjoy the drug in Indiana, where neither medical or recreational use of marijuana is allowed.
All appeared to be going according to plan until the three-month-old congregation bought a church building around the corner from the Church of Acts, whose founder and pastor Bill Jenkins has made it his mission to shut down the enterprise. "
http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/06/30/church-of-cannabis-prepares-for-first-service-in-indiana
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