Hobby Lobby president’s Bible curriculum shelved by Oklahoma school district

December 1, 2014

c. 2014 Religion News Service

(RNS) An Oklahoma school district has shelved a Bible curriculum that Hobby Lobby President Steve Green had hoped would be used by students in January.

Two legal groups that opposed the elective said November 25 that the Mustang Public Schools decided not to feature the curriculum, which was approved in April by the school board.

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