A Christian pastor's sermon has sparked a conflict after she condemned Arapaho ceremonial ways as 'idol worship.' The pastor, Sarah Lucas, is at the center of the dispute, which has led to protests outside her church. The Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone Tribes have made it clear that Lucas is no longer welcome, but she has stated that she will not leave.
The conflict began after a video of Lucas' sermon circulated, prompting a backlash from the Arapaho people. The situation has led to a standoff between the church and the tribes, with congregants and protesters gathering outside the church every Sunday.
Further details about the conflict and its implications are available from the source, including the perspectives of the parties involved and the potential consequences of the dispute.
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