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At first I thought the kids in the wine-colored shirts were from Anchorage Baptist Temple -- but they're not
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In fact, the kids in the wine-colored shirts are from a Baptist church in Colorado, being hosted by Anchorage Baptist Temple
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These Colorado Baptist kids were bused over by Anchorage Baptist Temple to be used as billboards against equal rights in Anchorage
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Here's an adult chaperone, possibly a youth pastor, from the kids' church in Colorado
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This close-up of the adult chaperone's shirt identifies his affiliation with MABC's Youth Mission 2009. MABC stands for Mississippi Avenue Baptist Church of Aurora, Colorado.
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So here are kids from Aurora, Colorado on a youth mission to Anchorage being bused to the Loussac by ABT to wave signs printed by Jim Minnery's Alaska Family Council
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Needless to say, ordinance supporters weren't favorably impressed with kids from Colorado agitating against equal rights in Anchorage.
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Baptist kids from Colorado being used as billboards for Anchorage Baptist Temple's antigay agenda
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... but ordinance supporters took notice.
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Colorado Baptist kids being used as billboards against equal rights in Anchorage
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Colorado Baptist kids being used as billboards against equal rights in Anchorage
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The partially hidden sign seems to be inviting the Colorado Baptist kids imported by ABT to mind their own business.
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MABC Youth Mission members singing at June 21 Anchorage Baptist Temple service
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MABC Youth Mission members singing at June 21 Anchorage Baptist Temple service
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Jerry Prevo thanks MABC visitors at June 21 ABT service
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Jerry Prevo (left) talks with MABC youth pastor Bill Ingram (right) during June 21 ABT service
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June 17, 2009 public hearing at Anchorage Assembly