Faith
Documentary Defends Faith and Parental Rights
Faith Facts
- A new documentary, Off School Property: Solving the Separation of Church and State, explores solutions for faith-based instruction amid legal restrictions in U.S. public schools.
- The film highlights “released time religious instruction,” allowing students, with parental consent, to attend off-campus Bible classes during school hours—a practice upheld by the Supreme Court.
- Featuring voices from educators and faith leaders, the documentary encourages parents to pursue biblical influence in their children’s education within lawful and respectful means.
The documentary sheds light on the consequences of removing biblical instruction from schools and presents a constitutional option for families desiring faith in the classroom. This approach is already making a difference in communities nationwide.
Viewers will find renewed encouragement and guidance for parental involvement, connecting faith, freedom, and education while reinforcing Christian values in the next generation.
“This isn’t about forcing faith on anyone,” said director Nate Lundquist. “It’s about restoring parents’ rights and reminding America that removing faith from education had consequences. The film shows that there is a lawful, respectful way to give families the option to include Scripture in their children’s education again.”