Westboro Baptist Church

When I tried telling people about the pastor and I's sweaty affair, it ended up being widely accepted by some of the other members. Although he would like to deny such claims, he loves me and I love him. He likes to preach about the hatred towards these groups, but it's not what he truly believes in his heart. He loves everyone. He's told me in confidence how much he would like for these different people to succeed and live their lives. He's also told me of several affairs he has with some of the other men in his congregation. For a group that likes to parade around and talk about these things, they sure do love perks of being with other men. This is just the experience I've had in the past year or two. Please feel free to come forward with your own experience too!

Where did they miss Jesus words. B there is no love or caring. They don't even quote Jesus or the Bible. Just rants about anyone who isn't them. 15 members from one family hardly is a congregation. I feel sorry.. so much venom must be eating themselves alive. Pray for them

I can lick it, I can ride it while you slippin' and slidin' I can do all them little tricks and keep the dick up inside it You can smack it, you can grip it, you can go down and kiss it And every time he leave me 'lone, he always tell me he miss it

Stopped by and asked if this church has a food pantry I could donate to and Mr. Phelps started screaming in my face and chased me to my car

I had a run in with these cowards yesterday. I attended a peace rally in Joplin, Missouri for the tornado victims, and the main reason of the rally was to keep Westboroites from picketing there. WBC blamed gays in the military for the cause of the 130 + deaths in Joplin. 6000 people and over 200 Patriot Riders showed up to prevent them from picketing. They were arrested, some. A few had the nerve to drive by the human chain of 6000 people and flip us off. It was in an in closed SUV, and the hand of a child. At the gathering, they showed up, and between the Joplin Police and motorcycles, they were ran out of town. It was nonviolent and I doubt the Westboroites lawyers can sue for any action. Let's shed some light on the Westboroites. I term them this cause they are not a church. They are a family of extremists, where the adults are all lawyers. Smart lawyers, yet nuisances. Nuisances cause no one believes their crap, and I doubt they do either. They listed as a church, so they couldn't get arrested for their actions. They make their income by getting sued, and winning cases. The minute anyone from counter protests lays a hand on one of them, that person is sued. They get by with the freedom of peace act cause they know the minute parts of the law that others don't. They aren't a church, I doubt if they have any beliefs at all. in Joplin, churches are allowed to protest. tah dah. In Joplin yesterday, they weren't welcomed. I also saw in Harrisonville, at a military funeral, they were met with hundreds of people. my estimation, and I believe it has already begun, is that people will begin to laugh at them, and stop paying attention to them. They try to provoke, but if they aren't allowed to provoke, then eventually, it will become boring to the Westboroites. I also suspect that karma will eventually play it's part. Also, it feels very powerful and enriching to be a part of a group that out number's the Westborites, and sends them on to the next unwanting town.

Really wasn't inclined to review such a pit of hate after seeing this place last week while in Topeka; but I just can't let it go. Very proud to be an American and especially grateful to have been raised to think for myself; not indoctrinated into mythological beliefs, superstition and stupidity as an excuse for isolating your mind. I had to see to believe that this place exists and it really scares my core...

First of all, the air conditioning is never on high enough to make services here comfortable. Everyone ends up sweaty, though it should be noted that the smell is coming from the church itself. I know, weird, right? Every time I'm there it smells of bad B.O., i thought because of the sweat, but one day I got there early and it already smelled bad. Go figure. Secondly, the toilet paper they put in the bathroom is only one ply. Not a sin, but there should be a warning. The first time I used their facilities I used the proper amount of toilet paper if it were two ply, but since it was only one ply, I had an unfortunate moment. There's ample parking, lemme stop and say that before I forget. Third, and I can't believe this one, but they use animal crackers instead of the usual communion wafers. I asked one of the church leaders about that (who had very long nose hair, the sight of which I cannot forget), and they said that it doesn't matter what kind of wafer is used since it all turns to the flesh of Christ in your throat. I pointed out that, yeah, but they're animal crackers, not animal wafers. They didn't care. Lastly, the preacher is really boring. I could have given this place two or three stars otherwise but this is unforgivable. He softly mumbles through the sermon, occasionally putting all of his energy into shouting something that sounds like "ferjeshush!" but then he's exhausted, slumps over and goes back to mumbling. For all I know he's reading from a Chinese takeout menu. Even though I've been going here for a few years now, I'm going to stop and try some place new. I'll miss the ample parking though.

Terrible customer service!!! I read some negative reviews but gave them the benefit of the doubt and decided to pay them a visit. When I arrived, all the employees seemed preoccupied with their own thing instead of helping me out! When I politely tried to talk to one of them, the employees immediately got nasty!! They were calling me names and yelling at me. They even called me a fag and chanted "god hates fags" to my face!!! I stormed out, both furious and dissatisfied with their service! How does this place stay in business when they are so rude to their customers?!! They get 1 star from me!!!!

Friendly people in charge of and running the church.