Religious clerks in Kentucky follow law, but see conflict

Clerk Mike Johnston prays twice a day, once each morning and once each night, and asks the Lord to understand the decision he made to license same-sex marriage. "It's still on my heart," said Johnston, whose rural Carter County sits just to the east of Rowan County, where clerk Kim Davis sparked a national furor by ...

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Religious clerks in Kentucky follow law, but see conflict

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