Pride flags and a banner outside of the First Congregational Church of Natick, less than 20 miles from Boston, were vandalized, the church’s reverend said Sunday. The rainbow-colored flag ...

Security video shared with NBC News shows someone grabbing the banner and flags outside of Marble Collegiate Church’s entrance. Marble Collegiate Church, a church with history that dates to ...

A similar incident occurred at the First Congregational Church of Natick. "On Sunday, July 28, we arrived to worship to discover that flags and banners around the outside of our building had been ...

But, when she came to the church Sunday morning she found her flags and signs had been ripped down and thrown in the bushes. She said they were replaced with new symbols and some letters.

A "Happy Pride" banner was in place on the exterior ... Wow, they have Pride flags outside a church,'" said Jo, visiting from San Diego. "As a mom of an LGBTQ kid, I find it disgusting.

The sign outside the church reads "You can take our ... "They actually had someone climb their pride flag," Scott said. "It was a long banner. He climbed all the way up with a knife and cut ...

“In our current reality in the country, there are different people who are marginalized and put on the outside ... the flag,’ and they said ‘while we don’t go to your church, we appreciate ...

At St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Framingham, a Pride flag displayed outside the sanctuary was ... was left at the church’s welcome banner, Sprowls wrote. “We replaced the Pride flag ...

A church in Coventry has been the ... She said their Pride flags have been stolen numerous times, and a banner reading “love is louder than hate” was slashed. Stream Connecticut News for ...

WILMINGTON, Del. (WPVI) -- A pride flag outside a Wilmington, Delaware, church was nearly slashed into two pieces. Rev. Shada Sullivan of the Church of the Holy City says the church's building ...

Pride flags and signs will not be permitted outside school buildings in the Westwood Regional School District, the superintendent reiterated in an email sent to parents and the community last week.