(Columbus, OH) A groundbreaking new book will equip children with the truth about the “pride” agenda.
What’s Really True about Rainbows and Pride by Linda Harvey is a Christian workbook for students ages 9 to 13, published by Lighthouse Trails (www.lighthousetrails.com ). It walks children through the biblical account of God’s creation of the rainbow in contrast to today’s “LGBTQ” movement with its explicit sexual overtures, misleading banners and prideful parades.
Mrs. Harvey is president of Mission America and has monitored and reported about the homosexual/transgender advocacy movement for thirty years, focusing on its activism in schools. As a radio commentator, author and conservative influencer, she has witnessed and documented the tremendous damage “LGBTQ” proponents are inflicting upon unprepared children and families, using the schools as their primary venue for grooming and indoctrination.
“My heart is broken over the young lives that have fallen prey to this deception,” said Harvey. “Rainbows and Pride will prepare children to understand, at an age appropriate level, what this rebellious rainbow celebrates, and be empowered to say NO, turning away from ungodly identities and behaviors. Instead, they will appreciate God’s beautiful design of humans as male and female, and God’s purpose for marriage and family.”
The 50- page workbook is accompanied by a parent/grandparent/teacher guide that can be found on the Mission America website.
As some schools observe October as “LGBTQ History Month,” this new workbook is a resource for families to teach their children a different view. With biblical references about marriage, homosexuality and gender confusion, children will learn to recognize school-centered deception and embrace the truth instead.
“In most schools, children quickly grasp that only one viewpoint is allowed,” Harvey explained. “Rainbows and Pride presents children with a choice to believe the hope and common sense of God’s instruction instead of reckless, harmful myths.”
Many schools and libraries will observe “Banned Books Week” during the first week of October. This is the American Library Association’s annual campaign to intimidate parents into remaining silent about some of the highly offensive titles promoted to children and teens. Yet Harvey sees an open door for Mission America’s helpful new resource.
“Families will love the sensitive message of What’s Really True about Rainbows and Pride,” Harvey said. “It is our hope that, in a welcoming spirit of true diversity, this book will be embraced not just by parents, but utilized by teachers and schools.”
Churches, home school networks and youth groups will also find Rainbows and Pride to be a helpful tool to cover a sometimes difficult subject, one that is too often avoided.
To order, go HERE.
