While the Christian organization states they have no political agenda, there are concerns that the program, and its larger goals, will further blur the line between church and state in public education.
“The biggest difference between Senator Coleman and me is that I believe this district needs a senator who will act before a crisis reaches the breaking point and who will consistently put working families ahead of powerful interests,” said Pinsley.
To add insult to injury, the filmmakers were made aware of the cancellation just two days before the event – and without any explanation.
The Garden State is home to a patchwork of advocates, officials, and faith leaders who are finding ways to respond to a crisis with no clear end.
Reckoning with that terrible day and the forever wars, mass surveillance and anti-Muslim hysteria that followed.
