Marietta church sign stolen again amid rising tensions
A Marietta church’s inclusivity sign, declaring “Love is Love” and “Black Lives Matter,” was stolen for the second time in three months, leaving its congregation anxious but determined. Rev. Christina Branum-Martin of Emerson Unitarian Universalist Church says the theft reflects rising intolerance, but the church plans to replace the sign and continue its message of welcome.
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