God and Jesus with your coffee? What next?
As the number of bums on pews continues to diminish, Kirk God botherers in Scotland are taking their message to Starbucks and Costa outlets.
It’s an imposition. If you go into a coffee shop and pay whatever inflated price you pay for a cup of probably substandard coffee, you want to be able to sit and sip it with your friends or your book or newspaper. Do you then want an effective change in your unwritten contract with the coffee shop when it allows nutcases to come in and preach to you?
The message is simple: if you don’t want to be bothered by Jesus fans, avoid Starbucks and Costa and take your money elsewhere.
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