Pro-Family - March 4, 2004

We need to be paying attention to what is going on with things like this and so many other things! This past weekend while visiting with an intercessor in Louisiana she told me she and others held periodic prayer meetings at the state capital as I am sure many of you are. She went on to say that members of the house said that so often the voices of those who support ungodly initiatives are the only voices that are heard. It's time for the Christians to have their voices heard.

Thank you in advance for your giving yourself anyway you can to stand up for the truth!

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Pro-Family

American Family Association

According to the Washington Times, the school board in Provincetown, Massachusetts, has decreed that preschoolers will be presented a positive image of homosexuality and called for hiring preferences for homosexuals.

The school board unanimously adopted a seven-point plan pushed by Jeannine Christina, a lesbian mother who is also head of the Provincetown PTA, as an "anti-bias" proposal.

One high school teacher and homosexual activist who backed the plan said the goal was to change the school curriculum, which is taught from the point of view of "white Europeans...who are also very heterosexual, very Christian, very male."

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Teachers' manuals that will be used in classes, for example, state that "teaching children to be critical of oppression is teaching true morality," including the oppression of homosexuals.

Provincetown will also bring representatives from the gay activist group "Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays" to speak in kindergarten classes, and children will be taught that families can be headed by either heterosexual or homosexual parents.

The plan calls for schools to "search for, hire and retain a diverse staff, including sexual minorities," language considered an euphemism for a homosexual quota system.

"We are on a trailblazing path," said school superintendent Susan Fleming. "The whole question is making gays and lesbians, whether through visuals or examples or acknowledging different family structures. . .visible."

Fleming also said that schools were an appropriate place to effect change in society at large. "Schools often play out what’s happening in the community. We are going to be a change agent," she said.

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Sincerely,

Don

Donald E. Wildmon, Founder and Chairman
American Family Association

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