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CEO terminated from Holy Cross amid LGBTQIA+ controversy

By Editorial Board Published November 15, 2024 3 Min Read
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CEO terminated from Holy Cross amid LGBTQIA+ controversy

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Ryan Kunzelman, CEO of Holy Cross Providers has been terminated.

“I’m at peace with the situation and whatever decision was made. Every day when I come to work, my focus is on the people who we serve. I get to go home to a warm bed and a good meal and the people that we serve every day, if these services are not here, they won’t be able to have a warm bed. They won’t be able to have a warm meal,” stated Kunzelman. “Children won’t be placed in homes that are loving and caring, so that’s what is at stake here today.”

Board officers have supplied no motive for Kunzelman’s firing. 6 Information has a message into the lawyer representing the board.

6 Information reported yesterday that some individuals working for the kid welfare group Holy Cross Providers usually are not joyful a few letter despatched out by an lawyer for the Board of Administrators. They stated the Board needs employees to cease selling the LGBTQIA+ neighborhood and its ideology.

Greater than a dozen employees members protested this afternoon saying they do not stand for what the board is asking of them.

Greater than a dozen Holy Cross employees members protested the board of administrators over LGBTQIA+ promotion occasions./ WLNSIMG 6258IMG 6257

Holy Cross supplies providers like foster care and unbiased dwelling for these popping out of foster care. Together with a youth heart, neighborhood meals, and a shelter. 

Kunzelman stated the Board needs employees to cease partaking the LGBTQIA+ neighborhood by not recruiting at delight occasions, requiring individuals within the LGBTQIA+ neighborhood who wish to foster a toddler to undergo a board assessment, and never buying any gadgets that will affirm a transgender youngster’s id.

Legal professional Kate Klaus stated the letter was despatched to remind people who Holy Cross is a faith-based group.

“Faith-based organizations have a statutory right under Michigan law to provide these services and the state can’t discriminate against us and make us provide services in a way that contradicts our faith,” Klaus stated. “But these are all hypothetical it just hasn’t happened because we are not declining to provide services to LGBTQ kids.”

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