High school coach team who asks students to pray after each game is unconstitutional
Atheist group Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) sent a letter to Cameron School District, Missouri about a practice deemed unconstitutional. Someone complained about a Christian prayer held on school grounds. They accused head sports coach Jeff Wallace and assistant David Stucky of proselytizing the students by saying a prayer after each football game.
After the game, the coaches, who were Christians, asked players to join in voluntary prayer. Jeremy Dys, a special counsel said, “This letter is little more than a noisy, public complaint meant to harass and embarrass…” Pastor Tim Harrell, whose son played for the team said, “…anything we can do positive, instead of negative, will influence and help our young people” (Fox 4 KC). The District is investigating if a policy was violated.
→ Emily Chaney’s prayer locker removed by atheists.
Filipino Christians should remain vigilant
Atheist groups like FFRF are active in the US to harass, embarrass, and push their anti-God agenda to the American people. The Philippines may feel safe for now from groups like them, but we face a growing threat of Millenial groups like Freethinkers or PATAS (Philippine Atheists and Agnostic Society), and other leftist organizations who push for the same thing, though silently.
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