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LOCAL COLUMN: "Lift Every Voice and Sing!" - Vimarsana News

LOCAL COLUMN: "Lift Every Voice and Sing!"

“Lift every voice and sing....” Last Saturday, I attended a breakfast presented by the City of Norman and the Human Rights Commission.

More closings announced due to cold snap - Vimarsana News

More closings announced due to cold snap

Colder temperatures settling over central Oklahoma have led to multiple cancellations or postponements of previously scheduled events.

Interfaith Breakfast - Vimarsana News

Interfaith Breakfast

Interfaith Breakfast Join members of Temple Israel and Temple B'rith Sholom for breakfast, holiday greetings and fellowship. Menu includes scrambled eggs, turkey sausage, pancakes and more. Proceeds benefit St. Martin de Porres Center. No reservation or RSVP required.

More than 300 public schools nationwide will learn from the Bible this year - Vimarsana News

More than 300 public schools nationwide will learn from the Bible this year

LifeWise Academy, a Christian ministry that operates released time religious instruction programs, has brought Bible classes to more than 300 public schools.

Education Department warns against schools encouraging private prayer, other religious activity - Vimarsana News

Education Department warns against schools encouraging private prayer, other religious activity

The Biden administration this week updated its guidance on prayer and other religious expression in public schools, warning school employees not to encourage or endorse such activity. "Teachers, school administrators, and other school employees may not encourage or discourage private prayer or other religious activity," the Education Department writes in its new guidance, which adds

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