

Thirty minutes of testimonies reveal how a culture of submission and abuse in the evangelical church connects to the political agenda of the 2024 election.
“Stories of abuse, betrayal, and resistance in the Evangelical church.”
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Thirty minutes of testimonies reveal how a culture of submission and abuse in the evangelical church connects to the political agenda of the 2024 election.
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Kristin Kobes Du Mez, author of 'Jesus and John Wayne,' presents a critical look at the evangelical church's influence on the 2024 election. The film features testimonies from individuals like Jules Woodson, who share experiences of abuse and submission within the church. It connects these issues to a Christian nationalist agenda that threatens women's democratic rights. 'For Our Daughters' calls on women of faith to engage in the electoral process, advocating for health and happiness for future generations.
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Why Watch
- Meet Kristin Kobes Du Mez's insights on Christian nationalism.
- Find out how abuse shapes evangelical church culture.
- See testimonies from women challenging oppression.
Did You Know
- The film is directed by Carl Byker.
- Kristin Kobes Du Mez is known for her influential work 'Jesus and John Wayne.'
- The documentary has a runtime of 30 minutes.
- It features testimonies from individuals like Jules Woodson and Tiffany Thigpen.
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Who directed the documentary 'For Our Daughters'?
Carl Byker directed the documentary 'For Our Daughters'.
What is the main focus of 'For Our Daughters'?
The documentary examines the connection between evangelical culture and the political landscape of the 2024 election, particularly regarding women's rights.
What year was 'For Our Daughters' released?
The documentary was released in 2024.
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