"Michael Jackson's Chapel" Exhibition

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THE CULT OF MICHAEL JACKSON (www.cultofmichaeljackson.org) announces the opening of its first chapel praising the life and teachings of Michael Jackson in Williamsburg Brooklyn. Although originally planned around Jackson’s concerts, the group has decided that it will move forward with a celebration that has been in the works since early 2008. In light of recent tragic events, the chapel will be a place for fans to gather, pay their respects, and worship the artistry of Michael Jackson.

THE CULT was formed to translate Michael Jackson’s songs and teachings into scripture and spread what they call “The Gospel” to bring the world together. Leaders of THE CULT state that they fully believe that the world would be a better place if everyone took Michael Jackson’s words to heart.

“Imagine the strife and wars we could solve if we just straightened up and boogied down,” said Rusel Parish, the artist who is now busily designing the chapel. “The Cult of Michael Jackson transcends thousands of years of hate, war, and spiritual prisons of other religions; and instead brings the world into a new order: one of love, soul, funk and pop. We could end the entire world’s suffering and we could literally blame it on the boogie.”

THE CULT recently anointed leader Rusel Parish as its leader and official spokesperson. Parish is the world’s preeminent Michael Jackson artist (www.iheartmj.com) and is creating the spiritual haven. He brings his years of experience and study of working in the image of Michael Jackson through paintings, drawings, and sculpture in building this ultimate shrine.

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Schedule

from September 11, 2009 to October 31, 2009
Official After Party We Love MJ Hope Lounge 10 Hope Street from 9pm – late BBQ & Drink Specials 9-11 pm. No cover charge.

Opening Reception on 2009-09-11 from 18:00

Artist(s)

Michael Jackson, Rusel Parish et al.

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