The Rev. Ken Hutcherson was booed when he spoke on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at his daughter's high school, Mount Si High School in Snoqualmie, Wash. But the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) is being welcomed with open arms.
A poster promoting the GSA at the school displays silhouettes of three teenage couples — one male-female, one female-female, and one male-male — embracing in front of a rainbow, OneNewsNow.com reported. It announces the weekly meetings of the GSA, a teacher-sponsored student group that promotes homosexuality, bisexuality — and gender confusion.
The GSA is gearing up for the Day of Silence — April 25 — an annual event during which students are encouraged to disrupt class by refusing to speak, to show their solidarity with allegedly persecuted homosexual students.
On April 28, students who believe in God's design for human sexuality can stand together on the fourth annual Day of Truth.
The Day of Truth was established to counter the promotion of the homosexual agenda and express an opposing viewpoint from a Christian perspective.
TAKE ACTION
Let Mount Si High School know what you think of its double standard:
Mount Si High School
Principal Randy Taylor
(425) 831-8205
taylorr@svsd410.org
FOR MORE INFORMATION
To find speakers and books to counter pro-gay events, contact Exodus or Focus on the Family at studentvoices@family.org.
The Rev. Ken Hutcherson was booed at a Martin Luther King Jr. rally. In his Stoplight video commentary, Stuart Shepard delves into the exceptionally rude behavior.
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