Christian actor Kirk Cameron has had a victory in his battle to have US libraries host him studying his new faith-based kids’s guide As You Develop in a Story Hour for teenagers.

After being rejected or ignored by as much as 50 libraries, the previous Rising Pains star threatened to sue them for non secular discrimination.

That compelled some into an about-face.

This week he’ll learn his Christian guide to kids in public libraries in New York and Indianapolis which have beforehand hosted Drag Queen Story Hours for youngsters.

Kirk Cameron hoped the library’s managers realised that rejecting his request was unfair and unlawful.

He needs them to grasp that everybody can be higher off if kids and adults had been capable of take heed to different views.

The 52-year-old actor hopes that “kids from Indianapolis and Scarsdale can study one thing about Biblical knowledge and the fruits of the Spirit from As You Develop.”

“It’s not OK to say ‘sure’ to Drag Queen Story Hours and educate kids one form of worth and say ‘no’ to neighborhood members who wish to have their kids taught different values in the identical library, in the identical room, for a similar period of time as different persons are allowed,” he noticed.

The religious Christian expressed shock that libraries would hesitate to show the values present in his guide to kids, emphasising a necessity for the nation to “get again to the Phrase of God.”