From what the bereaved family is saying, that might not be true:
August 10, 2007
http://cbs11tv.com/religion/local_story_222194206.html
But Wright called the church's claim about the pictures "a bold-faced lie." She said she provided numerous family pictures of Sinclair, including some with his partner, but said none showed men kissing or hugging. She said one showed them sitting on a couch, but "it could have been him and his brother if you didn't know them."
August 15, 2007
http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcont...o.32404b1.html
The family also disputes Mr. Simon's statement last week that "very strong homosexual images of kissing and hugging" were among photos relatives submitted for a church-produced memorial slideshow. A CD of the photos the family says it gave the church does not include such images.
Mr. Simons did not address this point Sunday.
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Nevertheless, I still support the right of the church to deny funerals to anyone for any reason, or even for no reason. Of course, when they do, it just makes 'em look stupid.