Again, there are some black churches disappointing God in this age of gay marriage.   It seems like whatever is wrong, there are some black Christians who make it alright.  In this case of the boy scouts, there are some yet affiliating with the organization, regardless of their homosexual policy. 

According to BlackChristianNews.com, the Boy Scouts' policy change has caused discussion at other local churches. Scout Master Victor Jordan, who heads Union Baptist Church's decade old Troop 898, said he discussed the issue with Union's pastoral leadership and all agreed to continue the scouting program. 

For certain, God is not pleased with some black churches affiliating with the Boy Scouts of America.   When are some African Americans going to make a wise decision and follow God's Word and not be followers of this world? 


Some Black Churches Continue to Work with the Boy Scouts Despite Homosexual Policy

The Boy Scouts of America's lifting of its policy against admitting openly gay scouts has led to churches across the nation cutting their ties with the organization. Calvary Baptist, a Forsyth County mega church...Read full article, here.

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According to Black Christian News, in his daily commentary on Thursday, however, Perkins said the popular cake mix brand was mixing up its priorities.

Family Research Council President Tony Perkins Calls for Boycott of Betty Crocker Over Company's Support of Homosexual Marriage

President of the Family Research Council, Tony Perkins, is calling for a boycott of the iconic General Mills brand Betty Crocker, because the company donated custom-made cakes to celebrate Minnesota's first same-sex marriages in...Read full article, here.

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We know that the church is troubled in so many ways but to put age restrictions on who may be ordained as a minister under this denomination may be ludicrous and prejudicial...The overall average age of retirement is creeping slowly upward, but one regional United Methodist conference is promoting changes that would limit ordination opportunities for anyone over the age of 45...

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TX Conference of United Methodist Church Will Only Recruit Ministers Age 45 and Under | AT2W