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A ministry of tattoos and piercings

crossIt is normal to expect and see some degree of religious tattoos and, therefore, religious discussions at some point in owning a tattoo shop. However, for Houston based artist Scott Hill, religious messages have a constant and integral role in his tattooing business, according to The Lake Houston Observer. 

In an interview with the Observer:

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It puts me in a totally different place than other preachers. We’re supposed to be out talking to people and reaching people and sharing the Gospel with people. No crack-head wakes up in the morning and says, ‘Hey I want to go to church today.’ It’s not realistic. Having my ministry here (at Anointed Ink), people come in that don’t go to church or don’t believe in church.

To read more about Hill’s approach to tattooing with his religion in the front seat click here. 

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