Church
by Jo Scott, toscotts@duhmag.com
November 3, 2005
Montview Presbyterian Church in Denver Colorado embraces the twin abominations of abortion and
homosexuality. You won’t find the word repent in its priestly vocabulary unless its parishioners are
speaking of honest-to-God Christians and their need to repent of judgmental, hateful and ignorant
behavior.
Pro-abortion and pro-homosexual congresswoman Diana DeGette attends Montview. Former
Colorado Governor Roy Romer, an avid abortion advocate, attended Montview until he left for
California to become the superintendent of Los Angeles Public Schools. Each year the Denver Male
"Gay" Choir auditions are also held at Montview.
Montview hosts a myriad of public speakers who not only embrace sin, but promote it. Not the least of
these speakers is former congresswoman and past Planned Parenthood lawyer Pat Schroeder. Pat
and Dick Lamb (who later became Colorado's governor) were successful in legalizing abortion in
Colorado in 1967. Thus Colorado became the first state in the union to legalize the murder of innocent
children.
On Sunday October 23rd, Dr. Phillip Wogaman, Bill Clinton’s former pastor and now president of Illiff
School of Theology , was the honored guest of the “tolerant” Montview Presbyterian Church.
Wogaman is known for cunningly and successfully couching anti-Christian ideas in what is known as
“Christian speak.”
Montview Presbyterian Church was picketed Sunday, October 30th, 2005, by a dozen Christians.
They were equipped with Bibles, protest signs and a heart for evangelism. Interestingly enough, as
the protest began the Christians were met by Montview parishioners brandishing campaign signs
which were handed out by church staff. These political signs were used to block the protesters'
signs.
Fortunately, they were unable to block the Truth Truck, a large box-truck flanked on all sides with
graphic pictures of aborted children. The Truth Truck was donated to the Denver Christians by Keith
Mason, Regional Coordinator of Operation Rescue, Wichita, Kansas, and was strategically parked in
front of the church where it could not have been missed.
Rev. Dr. Cindy Cearley did everything in her power to prevent a bus load of teen choir members from
hearing Scripture read from Romans 1:18-32 and I Corinthians 6:9-11.
One protester, Curtis Kekoa, witnessed of Christ’s love and forgiveness to a young homosexual man
and was making some headway when the young man broke into tears. He said the church was paying
his college tuition precisely because he was homosexual and if he gave up the lifestyle he’d have to
give up his education also.
Be aware that Montview Presbyterian Church is not an anomaly. There are churches in every town in
America which are identical to Montview. It is a sad commentary on the state of the American
Christian Church when it is leading its own flock to hell under the guise of Christ’s love. It should be of
serious concern to those of us who care about the lost and dying world around us. Hopefully,
Christians will repent of their slothfulness, apathy and anything else which has been placed in the way
of our true witness of Christ. Perhaps they will prayerfully begin to change the world for Christ one
person at a time, one church at a time, one community at a time, one city at a time, and eventually we
will win the culture war for Christ.
In Christ,
Jo Scott
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employee (above) sought to scuffle with
the protesters and even pleaded with
some protesters to return to the church
later for a one o'clock "brawl." The
employee, however, failed to initiate
physical contact with any of the
protesters at every attempt. His actions
mimicked those of a schoolyard bully.
See video (below) of the employee
physically threaten a protester while
pushing his 4-month old daughter in a
stroller.
view
church is more loving," one of his fellow parishioners
steps inches from the face of a protester uttering
expletives demonstrating that Montview is "more
loving." The video below further demonstrates this
God-hater's utter buffoonery in repeating the words
"Have a nice day" instead of repeating his
foul-mouthed "love" for the camera.
protest signs using "C&D" signs. Right: A homosexual parishioner waves to the camera with no shame as Cearley buddies up to him in front of Montview
Church and other parishioners.
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