Carl’s Bakery & Coffee Shop in Granite Falls, Minnesota./Image via FacebookRather than bow to whatever PC celebration is being forced on businesses in any given month, the owners of Carl’s Bakery & Coffee Shop in Granite Falls, Minnesota, decided to make June a celebration of something that is important to the family-owned business.In June, the bakery began celebrating ‘Nuclear Family Month,’ but it comes with a cost as they are subjected to targeting from the woke LGBT mob.Joshua Streblow, the bakery’s owner, told The Christian Post that the monthlong promotion celebrates “the beauty of God’s design and the beauty of God’s declared word with respect to these designs.”“We want to see all that God has said is good, true, and beautiful, celebrated in every sphere of life. And that includes our own business, that includes on Main Street in which we live and participate, and the town we have generations of life in.”Carl’s shared on Facebook, “On this 250th anniversary of our great nation’s founding, the list of troubles that plague us is quite long: from economic woes — to general distrust of our institutions– to a precipitously declining national birthrate– to a major breakdown in generational continuity within families that do have children.”“In short, we find ourselves as a nation in rather perilous and tumultuous times, and our little town is by no means immune from these woes.”“Rather than fixating on these woes, however, we would like to focus our attention on what we believe both nature’s law and nature’s God reveal as the primary building block for any great society: The Nuclear Family.”“So out of love for our neighbors and our nation, and in solidarity with our brethren from the great state of Tennessee, for the month of June we wish to celebrate The Nuclear Family!”“More pointedly, we wish to do so in honor of the only design we believe brings about the multi-generational good we seek, the one instituted by our Creator: one man and one woman in a covenantal (married) relationship, eagerly receiving the fruit of their union (children) as God allows.”“Along those lines we will be introducing a number of weekly specials and welcome any and all to join in the fun of the month ahead!!”Streblow told The Christian Post that they have received vicious attacks from outside the community.“We’re blocking numbers from people who are saying they wish we would die, they wish we would be murdered like other people they’ve known in the gay community, they hope our business burns down,” he said. “It’s that kind of thing, just streams of profanity.”Still, Streblow said the bakery remains open to everyone.“Anybody that comes into this bakery is greeted by our children,” he told the Star Tribune. “They are greeted with a smile and they are greeted with openness. We don’t need agreement to have friendship or to have community with people.” The post Family Owned Bakery in Minnesota Targeted by LGBT Mob for Celebrating ‘Nuclear Family Month’ appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.