World Vision board member resigns over gay uproar

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SEATTLE (AP) — A World Vision board member has resigned in protest after the Christian aid group quickly reversed a decision to recognize gay employees’ marriages.

Board member Jacquelline Fuller told The Associated Press on Wednesday she left because she disagreed with the agency backtracking on a policy that would have recognized employees’ same-sex spouses. Fuller directs corporate giving for Google Inc.

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