Kristin Kobes Du MezRenowned historian and New York Times bestselling author Kristin Kobes Du Mez (Jesus and John Wayne) explores the culture of submission and sexual abuse within the evangelical community in her riveting documentary, FOR OUR DAUGHTERS, available to stream on September 26. Directed by Emmy award-winning filmmaker Carl Byker, the film draws a direct line from the culture of abuse created by evangelical leaders to their fervent support for a presidential candidate who has bragged about abusing women. #ForOurDaughtersFilm
FOR OUR DAUGHTERS: Official TrailerKristin Kobes Du Mez2024-09-12 | Renowned historian and New York Times bestselling author Kristin Kobes Du Mez (Jesus and John Wayne) explores the culture of submission and sexual abuse within the evangelical community in her riveting documentary, FOR OUR DAUGHTERS, available to stream on September 26. Directed by Emmy award-winning filmmaker Carl Byker, the film draws a direct line from the culture of abuse created by evangelical leaders to their fervent support for a presidential candidate who has bragged about abusing women. #ForOurDaughtersFilm
STREAMING ONLINE SEPTEMBER 26, 2024
For updates, follow along: http://www.forourdaughtersfilm.com IG: instagram.com/forourdaughtersfilm FB: facebook.com/forourdaughtersfilm TikTok: tiktok.com/@forourdaughtersfilmFOR OUR DAUGHTERS Official FilmKristin Kobes Du Mez2024-09-26 | For Our Daughters is a powerful new documentary that addresses the urgent issues facing women of faith in America. Directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Carl Byker and presented by Kristin Kobes Du Mez, the New York Times bestselling author of Jesus and John Wayne, the film is a timely exploration of the intersection of faith, politics, and women's rights in America.
Recounting chilling stories of abuse and betrayal, For Our Daughters honors the brave sexual and spiritual abuse survivors who have shared their stories, at great cost. It delves into how the church has cared more about power and political influence than justice and love, and how the harm done to women and children inside faith communities threatens to extend to all women given what is at stake this election season.
Instagram — instagram.com/forourdaughtersfilm TikTok — tiktok.com/@forourdaughtersfilm Facebook — facebook.com/forourdaughtersfilm Website — forourdaughtersfilm.comJ&JW Book Club: Mainstream or Fringe?Kristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.J&JW Book Club: Lets Talk Promise KeepersKristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.J&JW Book Club: Why So Urgent and Sharp-Elbowed?Kristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.J&JW Book Club: What is an Evangelical?Kristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.J&JW Book Club: Is There Hope?Kristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.J&JW Book Club: Saddling UpKristin Kobes Du Mez2020-12-06 | Book club study guide for Jesus and John Wayne. Full guide available at www.kristindumez.com.Do We Need to Redeem the Evangelical Brand?Kristin Kobes Du Mez2020-08-29 | Answering whether I’m an evangelical, and thoughts about the future of evangelicalismBeth Moore, Owen Strachan & the Non-Negotiables of the Gospel #SBC19Kristin Kobes Du Mez2019-06-09 | What's at stake in debates about women's authority, warrior masculinity, and sexual abuse in the SBC--and in American evangelicalism.Kristin Kobes DuMez - Beth Moore calls out complementarianismKristin Kobes Du Mez2019-05-11 | Thoughts on the significance of Beth Moore's critique of complementarianism--it's not about the Bible, it's about power, misogyny, sexism, arrogance.Kristin Kobes DuMez - Falwell Jr and Michael CohenKristin Kobes Du Mez2019-05-10 | Thoughts on gender, politics, and American ChristianityKristin Kobes DuMez - Video 1Kristin Kobes Du Mez2019-05-10 | Thoughts on gender, politics, and American Christianity #BecauseOfRHEConversation with Dr. Randal Maurice Jelks and Dr. Kristin Kobes Du MezKristin Kobes Du Mez2019-02-18 | Discussion with Randal Jelks and Kristin Kobes Du Mez of the Jelks' new book, Faith and Struggle in the Lives of Four African Americans: Ethel Waters, Mary Lou Williams, Eldridge Cleaver, and Muhammad Ali (Bloomsbury Academic, 2019). At Schuler Books and Music, Grand Rapids, Michigan. January 16, 2019.Race, Gender, and the 81 Percent: Defining Evangelicalism and Whats at Stake (AHA, Chicago, 2019)Kristin Kobes Du Mez2019-01-06 | Summary: Is evangelicalism a theological category? A cultural movement? A white religious brand? A diverse, global movement? What if the answer is all of the above?
Rather than seeking to impose one definition over all others, we should be more attentive to how evangelicalism has always been a dynamic, fluid movement, or series of movements, imagined and maintained through authority structures, alliances, organizations, distribution networks, and cultures of consumption, each drawing and enforcing the boundaries of “evangelicalism” for varying purposes. And we will be forced to contend with how our own work as scholars is implicated in this imaginative process.