Kristin Chenoweth just can't understand why loving gay people and being a good Christian have to be mutually exclusive. The actress spoke recently with The Advocate about her personal beliefs, sharing a lesson learned long ago from Grandma Chenoweth.
Kristin Chenoweth, a self-identifying Christian, has at times had to sacrifice for her beliefs. The actress, who is releasing her fourth studio album Some Lessons Learned on Sept. 13, has spoke openly about her support of the gay community-- a move that caused her to be fired from a Women of Faith concert in 2005.
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Despite that incident, which Kristin Chenoweth describes as the saddest moment in her professional life, she continues on her own path of faith in which she isn't afraid to get a little cheesy and ask, "What would Jesus do?"
Kristin Chenoweth, a self-identifying Christian, has at times had to sacrifice for her beliefs. The actress, who is releasing her fourth studio album Some Lessons Learned on Sept. 13, has spoke openly about her support of the gay community-- a move that caused her to be fired from a Women of Faith concert in 2005.
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Despite that incident, which Kristin Chenoweth describes as the saddest moment in her professional life, she continues on her own path of faith in which she isn't afraid to get a little cheesy and ask, "What would Jesus do?"
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