It has been at least 2 years since I have been able to see a recent Rosa Koire speech. Here is one from 2 months ago. If you want, skip to when she starts speaking.
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Guidance Requested, Please!
I have a favor to ask of you.
2) Please read my comment on her post.
3) Please tell me what to do as a homeschool mom. I am lost and do not know what to do.
Thanks!
This is the wall I feel is being built to enhance control at the expense of liberty.
Constitution Party of Weber County Caucus Meetings 2018
Please come to the Constitution Part Caucus meeting nearest you at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, March 20, 2018
To learn more about the party, read about the Seven Principles of the Constitution Party here.
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North Ogden, Pleasant Viewm Farr West, Marriott-Slaterville, Harrisville Plain City, north end of Ogden City
North Ogden Elementary School
(south entrance, upstairs in library)
2650 N. 500 E., North Ogden, Utah
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Ogden (except northernmost and southernmost parts of Ogden)
Polk Elementary School
(main floor, library)
26th & Polk (1400 E.), Ogden, Utah
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South Ogden, Washington Terrace, Uintah, south end of Ogden
Weber County Library, Pleasant Valley Branch
(across from Ogden Regional Medical Center)
5568 Adams Ave., Washington Terrace, Utah
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Hooper, West Haven, Taylor, Warren, West Weber
Fielden Residence
5185 S. 6150 W.
Hooper, Utah
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Roy and Riverdale
Roy City Hope Community Center
(south entrance, upstairs, Senior Center)
2000 W. 5100 S., Roy, Utah
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Huntsville, Eden and Liberty
Weber County Library, Ogden Valley Branch
(library auditorium)
131 S. 7400 E., Huntsville, Utah
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Questions? E-mail Reed Miller at reedskeeter at gmail dot com or Lisa Jackson at lisa jackson dot biz at gmail dot com
The Religious Liberty of Parents to Teach their Children their Religious Beliefs
My Summary of this awesome article:
The public schools teach LGBT doctrines to our kids in schools. We as parents are obligated to teach our own children about our beliefs (esp. about the plan of salvation and that marriage is between one man and one woman) in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We must allow our public schools to respect the religious freedom of all and to teach their children what they think is correct and true. We must love those who believe differently about the family and marriage, with Christlike love. We must respect their rights to have their own beliefs and fight for our own religious freedom. We must fight to keep the liberties of all parents to raise and teach their own children their own beliefs.
The Eleventh Article of Faith and What it Does Mean and Does Not Mean for LDS Homeschool Mothers in Regard to the Education of their Children
Elder Renlund’s Religious Freedom Symposium Speech in Brazil, 2017
Elder Renlund just gave this speech in Brazil at the Religious Freedom Symposium. I know there are many members of my church who are going to interpret the meaning of his words differently. I wanted to present my beliefs about what it does and does not mean for LDS Homeschool moms in regard to the education of their children.
In my opinion, Elder Renlund is saying that we need to know that religious freedom and “allowing all men to worship how when or what they may,” (11th Article of Faith of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) is good for all people and all society everywhere around the world, to have as law and to have in their hearts as individuals.
These are things he did not say and did not mean by his speech:
- He did not say that this means we must teach our children equally about all religions and their beliefs from when they are small children and then allow them to choose a religion after having exposed them equally to each and every other religion out there.
- He did not say that we must allow educators of our children to teach our children whichever beliefs the teacher wants to teach to our children.
- He did not say that we must associate equally by giving equally of our time with non-believers (people not of our own faith) and with believers (those of our own faith).
This is what I believe about LDS Homeschool moms need to do and do not need to do to uphold religious freedom while taking advantage of religious freedomfor their own family at the same time:
- You can be, but you do not have to be, in a homeschool co-op that is for homeschool families of all faiths. You are not hiding your light under a bushel if you choose to only be part of groups which are for the education of your children, which include LDS perspectives, instruction and references and which are taught by a teacher who is LDS.
- You can teach your children about respecting the religious beliefs of others by not saying bad things about any other religion, by pointing out the differences in our faith and the faith of others in a repectful manner.
- You can talk to the homeschool moms who have different religious beliefs in front of your children, about her religious beliefs, in a kind manner, being a good listener and showing the greatest of respect for her and her beliefs.
- You do need to go to large homeschooling community group events such as picnics, field day and field trips, which are for homeschooling people of sundry faiths. You do not need to attend all of them, but attending some is good for you and your family and for those in your community.
- You do not have to feel okay with the idea of your children being taught homeschool lessons about any subject, by a homeschool mom or by anyone, who is of another faith.
- Elemetary aged kids are very vulnerable to believing everything they hear from adults, even when they are not their parents and expecially if there is the appearance that their mom endorses the teachings because she set up the teaching opportunity. Junior High children can handle being taught by teachers of another faith a little more than small children. High School kids can handle it even more. However, as for me and my house, I have decided to no longer allow people of other faiths to teach any homeschool class or lesson to my children of any age, unless I feel confident that it is a public and community situation which does not allow religious beliefs to enter into the discussion.
- Humanism is Taught in Accredited Schools all over the World. It is a Religion.
How to Combat Agenda 21 in Your Day-to-Day Life
What to believe, do and teach:
- teach freedom of assembly and religion
- attend church on Sundays
- have family home evening every Monday
- Have family prayer and family scripture study
- Have a belief in romantic love leading to marriage between one man and one woman to create a family
- Have a belief in adoption over abortion
- Have a belief in having babies and caring for them
- teach the gospel and scriptures
- be lead by a prophet
- teach A Proclamation to the Family
- share the gospel with others
- pay your fast offerings
- pay your tithing
- A belief that peace comes through Christ after obedience and righteousness
- A belief that the natural man is an enemy to God (Mosiah 3:19)
- A belief in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, the father of our spirits, who loves us because we are His spirit children.
- A belief in an all-powerful God whom we need to obey.
- A believe in obedience to the commandments of God
- A belief that we are created in the image of God and we are His Spirit Children
- A belief that we can trust God
- A belief in Jesus Christ, in that He has power to overcome physical and spiritual death
- A belief in the principles of, and receiving the ordinances of, the gospel
- A belief in eternal families, family history work and temples
- Teach the correct truths about government and history
- Teach the correct truths in all academic subjects
- Believe in, fight for and teach the importance of, Local Control
- Believe in, fight for and teach the importance of, representative government and a constitutional republic
- Believe in, fight for and teach the importance of, local police
- Believe in, fight for and teach the importance of, our job being to hire and supervise the government
SDG’s Sustainable Development Goals, Agenda 2030
Where in these goals are the following?
- Sovereign nations
- Sovereign states
- Sovereign cities
- Sovereign families
- Liberty
- The right to life for every human
- Freedom of Religion
- Freedom of speech
- The right to bear arms
- Freedom of Assembly
- The right to own property and land, to have one’s own food and water
- a belief in the 10 commandments
- The right to use rainwater and vegetation to sustain your life
- citizen owned and controlled capital (“capitalism”)
- The right for parents to raise their own children
- The right to give birth to children and to raise one’s own children
- Representative Government
- God-given rights (not U.N. given rights)
Relaxed Homeschool Utah 