In reply to Dan Engle.

I am having trouble finding where BSA is "dictating a point of religious doctrine."

Could you point me to the BSA documents so that I can share them with my church leaders?

So far, I have found the following:
Declaration of Religious Principle in the BSA Charter and Bylaws.
"In no case where a unit is connected with a church or
other distinctively religious organization shall members of other
denominations or faith be required, because of their membership
in the unit, to take part in or observe a religious ceremony distinctly
unique to that organization or church."

2013 Membership Standards Resolution
"No youth may be denied membership in the Boy Scouts of America
on the basis of sexual orientation or preference alone."

2015 Resolution on Adult Leadership Standards
"No adult applicant for registration as an employee or non-unit-serving volunteer,
who otherwise meets the requirements of the Boy Scouts of America, may be denied
registration on the basis of sexual orientation."

and

"The Boy Scouts of America affirms that sexual relations between adults should
be moral, honorable, committed, and respectful. Adult Scout leaders should reflect
these values in their personal and public lives so as to be proper role models for youth.
The Boy Scouts of America affirms the right of each chartering organization
to reach its own religious and moral conclusions about the specific meaning and
application of these values. The Boy Scouts of America further affirms the right of
each chartering organization to select adult leaders who support those conclusions
in word and deed and who will best inculcate the organization’s values through the
Scouting program."

and

"The Boy Scouts of America will defend and indemnify to the fullest extent
allowed by law any bona fide religious chartered organization against any
claim or action contending that the chartered organization’s good faith refusal
to select a unit leader based upon the religious principles of the chartered
organization is in violation of the law."

It seems to me that the units can continue to choose leaders with the same standards that the church uses for all of it's volunteers.