In John 4, Jesus meets the woman at the well and after their discussion she goes back to town and "tells" others about Jesus. As the town comes back to meet the Lord for themselves Jesus says to His disciples, "Our mission is simple. You need to put your children in the Samaritan schools and use them as a tool to reach them for Me."

In Deuteronmy 6, the people of Israel are commanded to place their children in Caananite schools as a primary means for reaching the lost. This, of course, replaces what was inserted in verses 1-6 by revisionists.

After Pentecost, Peter and Paul, in discussing the best way to reach Roman citizens, command the followers of Jesus to put their children in the temples of the Roman gods in order to allow them to reach the non-believers.

I could comment on the above, but find it unnecessary to do so.