Bil Browning:

As the holidays approach, the Salvation Army bell ringers are out in front of stores dunning shoppers for donations. If you care about gay rights, you’ll skip their bucket in favor of a charity that doesn’t actively discriminate against the LGBT community…. On its webpage, the group claims that “the services of The Salvation Army are available to all who qualify, without regard to sexual orientation.” While the words are nice, their actions speak volumes. They blatantly ignore the position statement and deny LGBT people services unless they renounce their sexuality, end same-sex relationships, or, in some cases, attend services “open to all who confess Christ as Savior and who accept and abide by The Salvation Army’s doctrine and discipline.” In other words, if you’re gay or lesbian, you don’t qualify.

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11 replies on “Walk On By Salvation Army Bell Ringers”

  1. I’ve been avoiding them for years because they’re a church and an army, two of my least favorite things. Fuck them in their Federal income tax exempt face.

  2. They need to get the old Salvation Army Bands performing lugubrious small-ensemble music on the street again. I doubt it would be actually good, strictly speaking, but it would definitely be something different.

  3. Salvation army does not hire gays, and puts big money into conservative politics.

    Further, SA gets hundreds of millions in gov’t funds every year, and then gets credit as an evangelical Christian organization. Not okay.

  4. Why do we get all these hatred blog about the Salvation Army when it’s suppose to be “the most wonderful time of the year?”. The Red Kettle has been the icon of America since 1891 and still going strong with meeting those in NEEDS. Nothing has changed when it comes to meeting human needs and who wouldn’t stand or walk by the red kettle for their faithful service up to this day. If the red kettle has been successful in providing help to those less fortunate every year, then who are we to say the Salvation Army red kettle is to be ingored? All we’re doing is ignoring those in need. After all, it’s been 146 years of service to our country through this organization from the frontlines of our malitary to our small town communities. God bless the Salvation Army and God bless the USA!

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