The RAINBOW
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Lubbock, Texas
http://the-rainbow-project.tripod.com
All printed and verbal statements made by 'The RAINBOW Project' in regard to
Fred Phelps and the WBC
are the mere opinions of 'The RAINBOW Project'
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A Brief Background...
Furthermore, Fred Phelps and his followers plan on 'donating' a 6-foot granite statue with plaque of Matthew Shepard's likeness that will read, "Matthew Shepard entered hell on October 12th, 1998 in defiance of God's warning: Thou shalt not lie with mankind as with womankind; it is an abomination." Leviticus 18:22 A picture of the proposed statue can be viewed by clicking here.
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Reverend Fred Phelps, Pastor of Westboro Baptist Church in
Topeka, Kansas, made headlines when he protested at the funeral of Matthew
Shepard, a gay college student at Wyoming State in Laramie, Wyoming. Since
then, he has traveled the country, along with his followers, to protest gay
events and/or situations. He will soon come to Lubbock, Texas on January
11th-12th, 2004 to protest the Buddy Holly Center's display of Elton John's
sunglasses, Lubbock High's Gay/Straight Alliance, which is a student-led
organization, as well as numerous Lubbock churches. Members of the WBC will be at Lubbock High school
at 8:00 a.m. January 12th. It is our mission to meet him toe-to-toe in an
effort to state "Hate is not a Lubbock value." Mr. Phelps will soon learn
that he is not in Kansas anymore.
