Students BANNED From Saying Prayer At Graduation- So They Stand And Do THIS!

by McIntosh | May 26, 2016 4:38 am

There is plenty of abuse going around our nation right now. The vast majority are perpetuated by our over-inflated, scheming government.

But occasionally, the people unite and take a stand. [1]

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Students and parents alike were disappointed when they heard the news that a 70-year tradition was about to be broken. At East Liverpool High School in Ohio, the choir sang the Lord’s Prayer at every graduation, but the threat of a lawsuit stopped them this year.

The threat originally came from the Freedom from Religion Foundation.

The school board recognized the threat of a lawsuit and chose not to engage in what they knew was likely to be a long and costly legal battle. School board president Larry Walton explained:

“We said ‘okay, we just won’t do it anymore.’

It was a decision made because we don’t have a lot of money and we’d rather hire teachers than pay lawyers.

It’s a war we can’t win.”

However, the students weren’t happy with the decision.

The entire class stood and recited the Lord’s Prayer in unison, then the crowd immediately erupted in applause.

All these hate-filled activists groups that just enjoy seeing Christians and faith-based folks suffer, are nothing but degenerate progressives.

They have no right given to them to interfere, and threaten lawsuits against students or anyone else exercising their right to pray or worship where and when they see fit. Nothing in the Constitution states that groups or government can infringe upon these rights. In cannot ‘prohibit the free exercise’ of it.