Time for far left extremists to ban In-N-Out.....
https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/In-N-Out-owner-president-snyder-family-14496401.php
Snyder is the only grandchild of In-N-Out founders Harry and Esther Snyder, who opened the first outpost of West Coast burger chain in 1948. In part due to a series of family tragedies, she became president of the company in 2010 at just 28 years old and sole owner when she turned 35. Her uncle, Richard Snyder, died in a plane crash in 1993 and her father, H. Guy Snyder, died of an accidental drug overdose in 1999.
Given the outlet, it's no surprise Snyder's interview deals primarily with her religious beliefs; she's an Evangelical Christian.
"The mother-of-four pointed out that many churches are 'afraid' to talk about spiritual warfare and demons, but Christians must be equipped to handle the demonic and prepared to battle the forces of darkness," the Christian Post writes.
"'The battle over souls is being waged in the heavenly,'" she said. "'We want to be on the front lines of this battle to save the lost and bring fallen Christians back to their first love.'"
https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/In-N-Out-owner-president-snyder-family-14496401.php
Snyder is the only grandchild of In-N-Out founders Harry and Esther Snyder, who opened the first outpost of West Coast burger chain in 1948. In part due to a series of family tragedies, she became president of the company in 2010 at just 28 years old and sole owner when she turned 35. Her uncle, Richard Snyder, died in a plane crash in 1993 and her father, H. Guy Snyder, died of an accidental drug overdose in 1999.
Given the outlet, it's no surprise Snyder's interview deals primarily with her religious beliefs; she's an Evangelical Christian.
"The mother-of-four pointed out that many churches are 'afraid' to talk about spiritual warfare and demons, but Christians must be equipped to handle the demonic and prepared to battle the forces of darkness," the Christian Post writes.
"'The battle over souls is being waged in the heavenly,'" she said. "'We want to be on the front lines of this battle to save the lost and bring fallen Christians back to their first love.'"
