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[quote][i]Originally posted by Paleodoxy[/i]
Churches entering into the CREC must state all exceptions to the memorials, just as minsters are require to state exceptions (if any ) to their confessions. Our church takes this exception to that memorial:

[i]We certainly agree that parents are to raise their children in the fear and admonition of The Lord and that public school may present a potential if not out right hindrance to this. We agree that Christian or home schooling is by far the preferred situation. 
Still,  due to the present sinfulness of our age and the complexity of various family situations and due to the lack of established Christian schools in some areas, we also admit that at times it may be necessary, though not desirous, for some to make use of the public school system, judiciously. 
 Parents are required to teach their children the truth and so to oppose any errors that public school or society in general may impose upon them. The church then is to aid the parents in this task even to the point of establishing Christian Schools when possible and as soon as possible. [/i]

I am in the process of starting a Classical Christian  School here in Meeker. I have now two students (parishoners) ages 9 and 10 to whom I am teaching Koine Greek, they are in their second semester.

[Edited on 29-8-2007 by Paleodoxy] [/quote]