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… which they disagree. (Read their inspiring story.) The Larsens’ story Carl and Angel Larsen are Bible-believing … counseling, and Carl has even officiated two weddings. The Larsens are also professional storytellers—they use film to … the name of their business: Telescope Media Group. The Larsens want to bring their filmmaking talents to the wedding …

… that exists to tell great stories that honor God, the Larsens know the power of film to change hearts and minds. Because they are passionate about marriage, the Larsens want to use their wedding cinematography to reanimate … goodness of marriage between a man and a woman. But the Larsens desire to enter the wedding cinematography field has …

… also ordered the district court to consider whether the Larsens are entitled to a preliminary injunction barring … we’re pleased that the 8th Circuit has affirmed that the Larsens’ films are fully protected speech and that the state … district court concluded that it could and dismissed the Larsens’ constitutional challenge to Minnesota’s …

… stories they tell. The law allows Minnesota to punish the Larsens with fines and jail time if they create wedding films … the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which means the Larsens have to continue censoring their own speech about marriage to avoid violating the law. The Larsens then  appealed  to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the …

… the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which means the Larsens have to continue censoring their own speech about marriage to avoid violating the law. The Larsens then appealed to the 8th Circuit and are asking it to … lawsuit. “As those who filed briefs in support of the Larsens agree, the government shouldn’t threaten artists with …

… that would suspend enforcement of the law against the Larsens while their case proceeds. The court denied that … the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which means the Larsens have to continue censoring their own speech about … regardless of their view of marriage, can support the Larsens. The same government that can force them to violate …

… stories that honor God. As Bible-believing Christians, the Larsens want to use their wedding cinematography to reanimate … include substantial fines and up to 90 days in jail. The Larsens have filed a lawsuit seeking a court order that would …

… have repeatedly stated that private businesses such as the Larsens’ violate the law if they decline to create expression … with fines and jail time, then neither should the Larsens, who simply seek to exercise these same freedoms when … since filing this lawsuit on December 6, 2016, the Larsens have received a request to produce a film celebrating …

… that would suspend enforcement of the law against the Larsens while their case proceeds. The court denied that … the state’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which means the Larsens will have to continue censoring their own speech … regardless of their view of marriage, can support the Larsens,” Tedesco added. “The same government that can force …

… have repeatedly stated that private businesses such as the Larsens’ violate the Minnesota Human Rights Act if they … should be threatened with fines and jail time? The Larsens simply seek to exercise these same freedoms, and … that law to force creative professionals like the Larsens to promote objectionable messages even though they …