UMVA has learned that a family-owned bakery in Minnesota has taken a bold stance by declaring June as 'Nuclear Family Month', a move that has sparked both celebration and vicious backlash.
The owners of Carl's Bakery & Coffee Shop in Granite Falls, Minnesota, decided to focus on the importance of traditional family values, rather than conforming to what they see as forced PC celebrations. They view this as a way to promote the beauty of God's design and the beauty of God's declared word.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the bakery's owner, Joshua Streblow, expressed his desire to see all that God has said is good, true, and beautiful, celebrated in every sphere of life, including their business. This bold move has brought both praise and criticism.
The bakery shared a heartfelt message on social media, highlighting the troubles that plague the nation, from economic woes to a declining national birthrate. They emphasized the importance of the nuclear family as the primary building block for any great society.
By celebrating 'Nuclear Family Month', the bakery aims to honor the traditional design of one man and one woman in a covenantal relationship, with children. They plan to introduce weekly specials and invite the community to join in the celebration.
However, the bakery has faced a torrent of vicious attacks from outside the community, with Streblow revealing that they've received threatening messages, including wishes for death and business destruction. Despite this, the bakery remains committed to welcoming everyone with open arms.
Streblow emphasized that anyone who walks into their bakery is greeted with a smile and openness, regardless of their background or views. The bakery's stance has sparked a heated debate, but their commitment to their values remains unwavering.
