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Standing before huge silhouettes of a man and a woman facing each other, conservative Christian speakers warned that putting same-sex marriage on a legal par with heterosexual marriage would be dangerous to the nation's moral life. James C. Dobson, chairman of the Colorado-based Focus on the Family, raised cheers at the "Mayday for Marriage" demonstration when he vowed not to let marriage "be thrown on the ash heap of history." The prime mover behind "Mayday for Marriage" is the Rev. Ken Hutcherson, pastor of Antioch Bible Church near Seattle. The former professional football player, married for 19 years, said the...

Supporters of traditional marriage from around the country will gather for a rally Friday on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., to bolster efforts around the country to prevent legalized same-sex matrimony. The event is being sponsored by Mayday for Marriage, which describes itself as a coalition of "pastors, civic leaders and citizens throughout the United States that desire to see the traditional definition of marriage upheld." The rally, which is scheduled from 12 noon to 3 p.m. Eastern time Friday, will feature Dr. James Dobson, Rabbi Daniel Lapin, Chuck Colson, Dr. Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention and...

"May-Day for Marriage" Rally March on Washington DC Friday Oct 15, Noon to 3:00  Dr. James Dobson, Dennis Rainey and other outstanding speakers are arranging for a million people to march on Washington in defense of traditional marriage, Friday Oct 15, Noon to 3:00 Please make sure your pastor knows about this event, or anyone and everyone you think might be willing to go to DC in sincere support of traditional marriage.

Enough is enough. Please see website www.maydayformarriage.com.

SEATTLE _ Hundreds of pro-gay protesters tried to shout down religious leaders speaking against gay marriage to a crowd of thousands gathered at Seattle's baseball stadium Saturday. Protesters gathered in the stands after chanting and waving signs at participants as they arrived for the rally at Safeco Field. An estimated 20,000 people attended the "Mayday for Marriage" worship service and rally, organized by conservative Christian churches around the state in support of heterosexual marriage. The estimate was made by "Mayday for Marriage" marketing director John Kelly, who said 14,200 people went through the turnstiles and "a lot of others" went...

My AAR of the Mayday for Marriage

SEATTLE — Thousands of people protested gay marriage at a rally Saturday at the city's baseball stadium, facing hundreds of chanting, shouting counter-protesters outside. The "Mayday for Marriage (search)" worship service and rally drew between 20,000 and 25,000 people from conservative Christian churches supporting traditional marriage, officials said. The protesters arrived by busloads at Safeco Field (search).