“Why should I talk about my faith at school?”
Here’s a thought: maybe you shouldn’t. Or at least, maybe
you shouldn’t make some kind of formal policy out of it.
When I was growing up, we recited the Lord’s Prayer in
public schools. There was something close to a common consensus that the
Christian faith encouraged character qualities which, if not practiced by
everybody you knew, were at least almost universally acknowledged as values we’d
like our kids to have. And if helping your children learn the merits of honesty,
loyalty, hard work, persistence, hope, patience and kindness could be
accomplished by telling them stories about Jesus, most parents were okay with
sending their kids off to Sunday School too.