Chaplains who come to minister to juvenile inmates in Kentucky have been asked not to preach homosexuality is sinful. They were made to sign a state mandated document to that effect.
One of the Chaplains, David Wells had his volunteer credentials revoked as an ordained minister by the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice thus ending 13 years of ministry to underage inmates at the Warren County Regional Juvenile Detention Center, after he refused to sign the mandate.
For years, Wells and his team have conducted volunteer worship services and counseling to troubled young people – many of whom have been abused.
The Kentucky regulation clearly states that volunteers working with juveniles “shall not refer to juveniles by using derogatory language in a manner that conveys bias towards or hatred of the LGBTQI community. DJJ staff, volunteers, interns and contractors shall not imply or tell LGBTQI juveniles that they are abnormal, deviant, sinful or that they can or should change their sexual orientation or gender identity.”
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*It's time we choose to whom to obey: God or man...
One of the Chaplains, David Wells had his volunteer credentials revoked as an ordained minister by the Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice thus ending 13 years of ministry to underage inmates at the Warren County Regional Juvenile Detention Center, after he refused to sign the mandate.
For years, Wells and his team have conducted volunteer worship services and counseling to troubled young people – many of whom have been abused.
The Kentucky regulation clearly states that volunteers working with juveniles “shall not refer to juveniles by using derogatory language in a manner that conveys bias towards or hatred of the LGBTQI community. DJJ staff, volunteers, interns and contractors shall not imply or tell LGBTQI juveniles that they are abnormal, deviant, sinful or that they can or should change their sexual orientation or gender identity.”
Foxnews
*It's time we choose to whom to obey: God or man...
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