SPU board maintains decision to prohibit employees from same-sex sexual activity

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SPU board maintains decision to prohibit employees from same-sex sexual activity
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The current policy expects employees to refrain from cohabitation, extramarital sexual activity, and same-sex sexual activity.

May 24, 2022 at 10:45 am PDT

The current policy expects employees to refrain from sexual behavior that conflicts with the university’s understanding of Biblical standards, which includes cohabitation, extramarital sexual activity, and same-sex sexual activity. Free Methodist pioneers founded the university in 1891, which maintains close relationships with local Free Methodist churches.

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