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Church Warns Parents to Avoid Park Because of "in your face" Homosexuals & Transgenders

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First published at 19:24 UTC on June 19th, 2018.

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As reported by Kark.com
Mattorno says Glenwood United Methodist Church posted warnings to parents via their Facebook page. It read...
"Please avoid taking your children to Magic Springs on June 30th. It is LGBT Pride Day."

In another post, …

In another post, the church posted, "I encouraged our members (especially those bringing children) to avoid attending on that day (for obvious reasons). While homosexuals are free to use the park any day they choose, "Gay Pride" events are typically "in your face" promotions of homosexuality and transgenderism."

FOX 16 reached out to Glenwood United Methodist Church for a comment, the Pastor emailed back saying he does not do interviews on Facebook posts.
As of Tuesday evening, the church's Facebook page has been deleted.

Magic Springs officials say they were not aware of the post but the park welcomes all groups.

http://www.kark.com/news/local-news/church-sends-warning-to-parents-about-gay-pride-event-at-magic-springs/1235178292

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