Church

Pastor Craig X: 9021GROWing Again

jeremiah — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:00:52 -0700

Pastor Craig X of Temple 420CANNABIS CULTURE - What started as a desire to reach stoners with the Bible has once again morphed into a new house of worship for Hollywood’s Craig X as he and his wife open the Beverly Hills Green Cross.

Sacred Mushroom Church Pastor Jailed in Switzerland, Faces USA Extradition

karlis — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 00:00:00 -0700

The church was never bothered until nowDear Marc Emery: I write this to you from prison in Switzerland. I?m in solitary detention here in a jail in Bern, unable to see my wife and children. I have been here since June 9th, 2006. My laptop, books and money have been confiscated.

Drug war and peace after the terrorist attacks

karlis — Tue, 25 Sep 2001 00:00:00 -0700

My wife and I had been trying to get pregnant, but I awoke that day with blood on my stomach and the phone ringing. The call was from one of my sources, who had dialed my number to tell me that the World Trade Towers had collapsed after being struck by hijacked commercial airliners. The blood on my stomach was from where I held my wife in bed the night before. Her period, marking the death of yet one more egg, one more potential human life, had begun at almost the exact time as the NY terror.

The Murder of Brother Daniel

karlis — Thu, 15 Dec 1994 00:00:00 -0800

The Church of the Universe is a religious group centered in Ontario that considers cannabis to be the tree of life and therefore a sacrament. They are involved in a number of legal battles stemming from this belief. On July 17th, Brother Daniel Morgan, a member of the Church of the Universe, was found murdered in his home -Ed

This autumn has brought many fine days to Ontario. The evenings are crisp and clear, the very air invigorates. Although it is bone cold before dawn, it is a good time to be alive. Worthy of the gift of life is Brother Daniel Morgan.

Dreams of a Hemp Based Community

karlis — Thu, 15 Dec 1994 00:00:00 -0800

A prophet-bearded, wrinkled figure dressed in clothes made from hemp sometimes walks the streets of Guelph, Ontario. When he does, people take note.

"Old Wally's really something," they'll tell you. Meaning that he's something different. Something unusual.

If it's a warm day, you might see him stop somewhere innocuous and smoke a bit of the good stuff. "Bless this," he would say, after. And he wouldn't be joking. For him the plant is sacred.