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Why Christians Should Attend Public School Board Meetings


In today's rapidly transforming society, education battles between families have grown increasingly heated as more schools introduce LGBTQ+ and transgender ideologies into classrooms. As Christians, it is our obligation to ensure our children do not encounter teachings which violate their faith or values.


Influence of Transgender and LGBTQ+ Ideologies in Schools

Public schools are increasingly adopting policies that foster transgender and LGBTQ+ ideologies without parental approval, creating an alarming trend which undermines traditional Christian teachings on gender and sexuality. Furthermore, these ideologies are being integrated into wider curricula without health education classes to offer guidance, altering moral compass of young students in ways which could affect them negatively later in life.


Christian Parents Have an Obligation for Their Children's Education

Christian parents have a responsibility to ensure that their children receive an education that aligns with their faith. Attending local school board meetings is an effective way of shaping policies and curriculum that shape our youth; by attending these meetings Christians can voice concerns, suggest alternate views, or support policies which uphold Christian values.


As Christians we should be appalled of these ideologies that are contrary to biblical truths. As one article noted, transkid culture has been identified as an invention from this evil. If we remain silent we risk allowing unbiblical teachings to spread to future generations and take root within their hearts.


Conclusion Our children's futures and Christian values rely heavily on us being active participants at public school board meetings. By asserting our convictions and speaking up, we can make an impactful statement to education professionals while giving our kids a solid Christian education foundation to build on as they mature into adulthood.


Matthew 18:6 - "If anyone causes one of these little ones—those who believe in me—to stumble, it would be better for them to have a large millstone hung around their neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea." 



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