🚨 WATCH THIS BEFORE YOU BELIEVE THE “DISCRIMINATION” CLAIMS

LifeWise is telling supporters that Everett Public Schools.WA is treating Bibles like they’re “infectious” and restricting students’ religious freedom.

That is not what’s happening.

In the video attached, you’ll hear LifeWise describe a rule requiring students returning from their program to place materials into backpacks or sealed envelopes and not share them with classmates during the school day.

Here’s what that rule is actually about 👇
The materials being restricted are not just personal religious items. They include:
• QR-code invitations
• peer-to-peer recruitment flyers
• “+1 Campaign” evangelism materials
• instructions encouraging students to invite classmates
• messaging designed to be distributed during school hours

These are recruitment materials, not private possessions.

Public schools cannot allow any off-campus organization — religious or otherwise — to use students as in-school recruiters or distribution channels. That isn’t hostility toward religion. It’s constitutional compliance.

Students are allowed to possess religious materials.

Schools are not allowed to facilitate distribution or endorsement during instructional time.

That distinction is what this controversy is really about.

LifeWise has also claimed a school board member attacked them with slurs. The full remarks (linked in the comments) show something very different: the board member explicitly stated he was speaking only for himself and explained his opposition by citing LifeWise’s funding ties, ideology, curriculum, and reported impacts on students — not by issuing a district position or targeting families.

Watch the video.
Read the transcript (included for accessibility).
Look at the materials.

This isn’t about religious persecution or ‘infectious’ Bibles — it’s about stopping in-school recruitment, peer-to-peer proselytizing, and respecting and protecting the parental rights of families who choose not to participate.

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