Love won in Orlando on Saturday as the chants of a handful anti-LGBT protesters were drowned out by a much larger crowd singing ‘Amazing Grace.’

Members of the Westboro Baptist Church, well-known for its hatred toward the LGBT community, set up a protest one block from a funeral for Christopher Leonin, 32, who was killed last Sunday at Pulse nightclub.

The extremist church’s messages included “God is not mocked” and “God hates fag enablers.”

Westboro Baptist Church supporters

According to an estimate by CTV’s Richard Madan, more than 1,000 people showed up to counter the church’s tiny protest.

Some held American flags. Others held up rainbow-covered placards with messages like “Love Wins,” “Love > hate,” and “Orlando Strong.”

Westboro Baptist Church protest in Orlando

One man’s handmade sign said “WBC you’ve never actually READ the Bible.”

Protest against WBC in Orlando

A group of bikers were among those who showed up to stand against the religious extremists.

Members of a local theatre troupe showed up wearing “angel wings,” which they used to block the protesters from view.

Orlando Police had warned the public of the protest and promised to “ensure the safety of everyone at the funeral services and vigils in our city.”

Shortly after noon, the police said on Twitter that protesters had “left the state” and thanked those who “met the protest with grace and love.”

With a report from CTV’s Richard Madan in Orlando