The BOUNDLESS Blog

Brazilian parents were sentenced to 50 days in prison for educating their daughters at home. In Sweden, Christian parents have spent years separated from their children after authorities described family practices as “religious extremism.” What happens when discipleship crosses a legal line? For families in Memphis and around the world, these stories are a reminder that religious freedom is precious: and never automatic. Boundless Online Church, an outreach ministry of First

Your child’s public school classroom just became the latest battleground over faith, law, and parental rights. Here is what Christian parents need to know. As of August 9, 2026, Texas public schools may be required to display the Ten Commandments under Senate Bill 10, while new litigation challenges that requirement under Texas religious-freedom and parental-rights protections. For families connected to Boundless Online Church, the Boundless Family Faith Library, and our wide

For over twenty years, Damon Landor carried a physical reminder of his devotion to God. As a Rastafarian, he had taken a Nazirite-style vow, a sacred commitment rooted in the ancient scriptures of the Bible. The most visible sign of that vow was his hair: dreadlocks that had grown untouched for two decades. In 2020, while serving the final weeks of a sentence in Louisiana, Damon was transferred to a new facility. Despite his pleas, despite his documentation of prior religious