Country singer Vince Gill confronted the Westboro Baptist Church head-on as the group decided to protest his Missouri concert over the weekend.
The controversial church apparently decided to protest Gill's concert because he's a divorced man who remarried, according to media reports.
So on Sunday, Gill stepped out of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Mo., to face down some WBC members on the sidewalk.
The 56-year-old was once married to Sweethearts of the Rodeo singer Janis Oliver. After his 1998 divorce, he married Christian singer Amy Grant in 2000.
Grant, who has offered support to her gay fan base, was also married before. Amy, 52, divorced Christian musician Gary Chapman in 1999.
Apparently, their union doesn't sit well with the WBC, best known for its anti-gay rhetoric, views on marriage and unwanted appearances ... everywhere.
"Vince Gill, what in the world are you doing out here?" a female WBC member can be heard asking, in a video of the confrontation uploaded to YouTube.
"But, more importantly, what are you doing with another man's wife?"
"I came out to see what hatred really looked like in the face," he said.
"Don't you know that divorce plus remarriage is adultery?" she asked.
"Don't you know that you f--kers are lucky that you don't have a sign that says something about my wife?" Vince Gill responded, adding:
"You know what else [Jesus Christ] said? He said a lot of stuff about forgiveness, about grace. You guys don't seem to have any of that."
Gill then called another picketer a "big dips--t" and later asked if they are the Phelpses (the Phelps family leads the church) or just "the C Team."
Vince isn't the only one to turn the tables on Westboro.
Nonprofit group Planting Peace announced that in October it will be staging a drag show at the Equality House in Topeka, Kan., across the street.
The Westboro Baptist Church compound is set to be in the center of the parade to raise money for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) equality.
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