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Posted: 8:11 AM Nov 21, 2008
Gay Activist Protests
Radical gay activist group plans more disruptions
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Religious organizations are on the watch for possible protests by gay activists who targeted churches in Michigan and Washington this month.
An extremist group called Bash Back! says it may stage similar disruptions in the future.
The group claims responsibility for disrupting a Nov. 9 service at Mount Hope Church just outside Lansing. Members shouted "Jesus was a homo" and "It's OK to be gay" at churchgoers.
Eaton County sheriff's deputies were alerted, but no arrests have been made.
An affiliated group claims it vandalized a Mormon church building in Washington state.
Mount Hope officials say they're reviewing their security procedures and getting legal advice. They also say the church doesn't identify itself as "anti-homosexual."
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