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  1. Cheryl, thank you so much for sharing this heart-wrenching story. And bravo for you for the way you handled it! To think that took place in 1991, and now it’s pretty much in most (if not all) of the public schools. Parents beware!

  2. Cherry B.

    I am so sad to see this happening! We need to pray for children in public schools!

    In 1991, my then 5th grade child came home from school very distraught. The teacher had all of the desks pushed against the walls. She instructed the class to lie down on their back and close their eyes. She then said, imagine you are in a beautiful forest alongside a gently flowing stream. You listen to birds sing and become very calm. Imagine now a hot pink fluid flowing through your veins taking away all sorrow, pain, and suffering…” My child refused to participate and was openly rebuked by the teacher. Needless to say, I went to the school the early the next morning and made it clear that this was inappropriate and would not be tolerated. Later that morning when class began, the teacher, with eyes on my child, opened up with, “Well class, we won’t get to begin our day with calming meditation because someone’s mommy doesn’t like it!” My child suffered a great deal of bullying from her classmates that day. I again went to the school and had a very straightforward conversation with the teacher, in the company of the principal, about the legal consequences she would face if she continued to bully my child and encourage other children to bully her. The problem “resolved,” but only insofar as anything outward. My daughter was ostracized by her classmates and the teacher found creative ways to bully her. Thankfully, she was born again in Christ prior to this incident and was emboldened in her faith.

    We had another child when our youngest was 18. We homeschooled him, as I didn’t feel I had the energy it would take to deal with dumbed-down education and the ever progressive push to “cleanse” children of faith in Christ.

    God help us.

  3. RL

    Matthew 18:6 is the scripture that came to my mind when reading this article. The Lord’s Word is very clear about our little ones. Thank you for your work to inform us of the continuing dangers children are facing daily.

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