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'''Classroom prayer''' (within Europe and North America) is teacher-led, predominately Judeo-Christian, state-sanctioned [[prayer]] in schools. The Supreme Court case ''[[Engel v. Vitale]]'' (1962) banned classroom prayer from [[public schools]] in the [[United States]], and in Florida in 2009 school administrators were prosecuted for praying at a school-affiliated, adult-only event.<ref>http://www.baptistmessenger.com/story/30D869A1C3EB8104A87DD4CA8659031D .  They were ultimately acquitted.</ref>  Classroom prayer has been banned in [[government]] schools in most other Western European countries also.
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'''Classroom prayer''' (within Europe and North America) is teacher-led, predominately Judeo-Christian, state-sanctioned [[prayer]] in schools. The Supreme Court case ''[[Engel v. Vitale]]'' (1962) banned classroom prayer from [[public schools]] in the [[United States]], and in Florida in 2009 school administrators were prosecuted for praying at a school-affiliated, adult-only event.<ref>http://www.baptistmessenger.com/story/30D869A1C3EB8104A87DD4CA8659031D .  They were ultimately acquitted.</ref>  Additionally, Classroom prayer has been banned in [[government]] schools in most other Western European countries.
    
'''''Classroom prayer is thriving today in Christian [[homeschooling]] classes'''''.
 
'''''Classroom prayer is thriving today in Christian [[homeschooling]] classes'''''.
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