Pittsburgh Confesses Its Love For Beer, Turns Church Into Brewery

There are hundreds of thousands of churches in the United States. And though some 4,000 to 5,000 new congregations open their doors in the country each year, just as many close, mainly due to economic reasons. The vacant churches are then remodeled and reused as apartment complexes, bookstores and museums. Or turned into breweries, as was done in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Nataliya Leonova has the story.
Originally published at - morigin.voanews.eu/a/4979025....

[@mattwilson7791]

2 Peter 3:3 Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts

[@ilovenoodles7483]

Horrible. Absolutely horrible. Maybe even blasphemy

[@mrtielk2000]

What did Jesus do when his church was turned into a market? By all religious right, this is so wrong. I could only imagine what your drinks and meals are called. ...Can I have one order of Crucifixion with a side of Body of Christ and for a drink, gotta go with Jesus Juice. For desert I will have a Virgin Mary. My appetizer while I wait? I guess I will just get a little Holy Water. (Im going to need it after this)

[@i.l.l.l.l.]

Shameful

[@jimmybritt9537]

It's not a church now , just a very beautiful brewery . I don't drink but would gladly stop by for hot tea and a meal just to see it in person ☺👍🇺🇸

[@mrtielk2000]

In Charlton Ma. There is a gas station with a McDonald's in it where a church used to stand. I guess thats less comparable to an actual church used for a brewery.

[@SIEMREAPTEMPLE]

First

[@lynnkasdorf7258]

Beer brewing is real and not fantasy, like religion. So, this looks great to me.