Girl, 11, is barred from starting a faith club while classmates are allowed to set up a Pride group: Washington schools at center of another religious row after football coach was fired for praying with players

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Girl, 11, is barred from starting a faith club while classmates are allowed to set up a Pride group: Washington schools at center of another religious row after football coach was fired for praying with players (www.dailymail.co.uk)

The "pride" mafia is at it again. No, you do not get to keep a kid from starting a faith club while you let other's start a "new pride religion" club.

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>A Washington state school is being accused of violating a 5th grader's First Amendment's religious freedom protections by denying her request to establish an on-campus interfaith prayer club. An eleven-year-old girl's application to start a prayer group to bring together students of different faith backgrounds to 'serve their community' was rejected by Creekside Elementary School in Sammamish, Washington. However, Creekside permits over a dozen other 'non-religious clubs' to meet including a Pride Club, which is a 'safe space' for educating students and staff on 'LGBTQIA+ history and people,' according to the school's website.

The "pride" mafia is at it again. No, you do not get to keep a kid from starting a faith club while you let other's start a "new pride religion" club. Archive: https://archive.today/OW5Zy From the post: >>A Washington state school is being accused of violating a 5th grader's First Amendment's religious freedom protections by denying her request to establish an on-campus interfaith prayer club. An eleven-year-old girl's application to start a prayer group to bring together students of different faith backgrounds to 'serve their community' was rejected by Creekside Elementary School in Sammamish, Washington. However, Creekside permits over a dozen other 'non-religious clubs' to meet including a Pride Club, which is a 'safe space' for educating students and staff on 'LGBTQIA+ history and people,' according to the school's website.

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I used to have a bone to pick with Christianity partially due to my upbringing.

It almost surprised even me to start thinking "You know, I should find a good church to join".

Its even so much worse seeing that Christianity is the ONLY religion you are allowed to attack/criticize/demonize. (((they))) attack what they fear the most.

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I has been difficult for me to find a church that did not eventually introduce tolerance for faggots / trans. I would recommend searching Lutheran or Orthadox churches and stay away from Baptist or catholic.

I mostly watch YouTube for church and have friends that I talk to for fellowship. Been anti-social since 2019. Maybe I should get back out there and search again.

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