Paul Boe, executive director of the American Lutheran Churches' Division for Social Services announced he will be leaving his post to "work for justice for American Indians."
Paul Boe, executive director of the American Lutheran Churches' Division for Social Services announced he will be leaving his post to "work for justice for American Indians."
SPEAKER: I am concluding my services with the American Lutheran Church after 15 years as one of the top executives of a division of the church. I want to emphasize that this was by my own choice. I no longer want to continue in an executive capacity in the church.
This does not mean I'm in any way rejecting the church or anything else. There are a number of other things I would like to do with the remaining years I have. One of them is to work for justice for American-Indians. I would like to spend a significant amount of time--
[APPLAUSE]
--I would like to spend a significant amount of time, if possible, during the next year or two working in this cause.
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