Post-Westboro, Megan Phelps-Roper's New Book Offers An Explanation, An Apology, And Hope For...

Across from Westboro is a rainbow-colored house owned by a non-profit called Planting Peace that serves to constantly oppose the church’s anti-LGBTQ messaging.
Phelps-Roper writes that her grandfather called out toward the house: "You're good people," resulting in his almost immediate excommunication.
And, she writes, if she had a change of heart and mind, and her grandfather seemed to have experienced that change as well, "the idea of completely writing anyone off seemed senseless."
Her own path out came from conversations with people on Twitter, who at one point launched a #SaveMegan campaign.