“The CEO of Samaritan’s Purse, Franklin Graham, talked to the Charlotte Observer about why he’s turning away LGBTQ volunteers. “All of our doctors and nurses and staff, (they’re) Christians,” he said. “We believe it’s very important that — as we serve people and help people — we do it in Jesus’ name.” He said that opposition to LGBTQ rights is “part of who we are,” but also justified the policy in practical terms.”
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“The CEO of Samaritan’s Purse, Franklin Graham, talked to the Charlotte Observer about why he’s turning away LGBTQ volunteers. “All of our doctors and nurses and staff, (they’re) Christians,” he said. “We believe it’s very important that — as we serve people and help people — we do it in Jesus’ name.” He said that opposition to LGBTQ rights is “part of who we are,” but also justified the policy in practical terms.”
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“The CEO of Samaritan’s Purse, Franklin Graham, talked to the Charlotte Observer about why he’s turning away LGBTQ volunteers. “All of our doctors and nurses and staff, (they’re) Christians,” he said. “We believe it’s very important that — as we serve people and help people — we do it in Jesus’ name.” He said that opposition to LGBTQ rights is “part of who we are,” but also justified the policy in practical terms.”

Charity compares homosexuality to drug addiction to justify rejecting LGBTQ coronavirus volunteers
The org’s president said refusing LGBTQ volunteers at the tent hospital is just good practice, like refusing drug addicts and men who sexually harass women…
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April 11, 2020 at 08:00AM