Oct. 3 Being Promoted As ‘Bring Your Bible To School Day’
September 11, 2019 at 10:25 p.m.
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There would have been a time in our nation when encouraging students to take the best-selling book of all time into schools would not have been an issue. The irony is that in the early days of our country the Bible was a “textbook.” My grandfather learned how to read in a one-room schoolhouse in Iowa from Scripture.
Our politically charged and correct society tries at every chance to push God and His Word out of our society. Kudos to Brees and Focus on the Family who encourage all to live according to timeless Judeo-Christian values.
For more information, go to: www.bringyourbible.org.
Ken Locke is community ministries director of The Salvation Army in Warsaw and director of the Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association. Have ideas for this column? Go to www.gwma.info.
There would have been a time in our nation when encouraging students to take the best-selling book of all time into schools would not have been an issue. The irony is that in the early days of our country the Bible was a “textbook.” My grandfather learned how to read in a one-room schoolhouse in Iowa from Scripture.
Our politically charged and correct society tries at every chance to push God and His Word out of our society. Kudos to Brees and Focus on the Family who encourage all to live according to timeless Judeo-Christian values.
For more information, go to: www.bringyourbible.org.
Ken Locke is community ministries director of The Salvation Army in Warsaw and director of the Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association. Have ideas for this column? Go to www.gwma.info.
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