Bryan and Rebecca Gantt, two foster parents in Vermont, had their licenses revoked for refusing to embrace gender ideology. / Credit: Photo courtesy of Alliance Defending FreedomWashington, D.C. Newsroom, Jun 12, 2024 / 11:35 am (CNA).Two Vermont families who were inspired by their faith to foster children in their homes have filed a lawsuit against the state s Department for Children and Families after the agency revoked their licenses for refusing to embrace gender ideology.The foster parents, who are represented by the legal advocacy group Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), have provided foster care to children for several years. However, their licenses were revoked because they did not agree to a policy that would require them to support a child s decision to identify with a gender that is separate from his or her biological sex or to bring the child to events that promote homosexuality if he or she identifies as homosexual.In both cases, neither set of parents was.
Two Christian couples are suing Vermont over state officials reportedly refusing to renew their foster care licenses because they oppose LGBT ideology.
Two Christian couples are suing Vermont over state officials reportedly refusing to renew their foster care licenses because they oppose LGBT ideology.
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by C.B. Hall, Vermont Business Magazine The mess surrounding the fate of the campus of the defunct Marlboro College entered a new phase on May 12, when the Marlboro Music School, Inc – popularly known as the Marlboro Music Festival – filed a complaint in the Vermont Superior Court, Windham Division, seeking the court s help in resolving questions that are much more complicated than they might appear to be.
To whom should MMF be paying its rent for its use of the campus? The complaint in effect asks. Who owns the property?
The 533-acre campus provides the venue for the festival s annual summer programs, a fixture in the classical music world since 1951.