The 'Christian Soldiers of Ukip' publication said: "Thousands of people proclaiming their pride in their depravity paraded through the streets watched by multiple thousands of supporters applauding the display of wickedness and seeking to drown out the voices of the few crying in the wilderness."
According to Manchester Evening News, the piece adds: "One wonders how many Christians who send their children to state schools are bothered by this. Well they ought to be!"
It goes on to urge readers to boycott companies which sent floats to the parade - and claims two supporters were refused service at a coffee shop because of their opposition to the parade.
"There are those who say that we shouldn't be witnessing at these events because they are given over to God to this vice, the newsletter says.
"While this is undoubtedly true of many it is not true of all because homosexuals are being converted."
It claims the "New Sodom is being largely unopposed and are intent, as I have repeatedly warned, of enforcing their agenda upon all."
A Ukip spokesman described the Christian Soldiers group as "authorised but not official", adding: "They do not represent the party or its policies. This leaflet was recently brought to our attention. Authorised groups are not allowed to invent Ukip policy and we do not consider that this leaflet is of an acceptable standard to be associated with the Ukip brand."
