While teaching a lesson on world religions, a kindergarten teacher asked her students to bring an item representing their family's faith to class. When it was time to share, the children came forward one by one.
The first child said, "I am Muslim, and this is my prayer rug."
The second child said, "I am Jewish, and this is my Star of David."
The third child said, "I am Catholic, and this is my rosary."
The final child said, "I am Southern Baptist, and this is my casserole dish."
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