free to speak

Say goodbye to only Sunday Christianity.

Your faith doesn’t have to stay silent at school. Know your liberties - you are free to speak. This isn’t about being loud. It’s about being yourself. Living what you believe in the real world—where it matters most. You don’t need permission to live your faith. The door is already open.

Start today. Join the movement.

  1. read your bible

  2. Talk About your faith

  3. pass out gospel literature

  4. organize & announce gospel events

  5. pray individually & in groups

you are free to…

stories

  • After learning about the Student-Led Free to Speak Campaign, the Decision Point club at Los Osos High School had the principal show our video explaining students’ religious freedoms to all 2,800 students at their school through the morning announcements. Members of the club then distributed hundreds of our resources throughout campus to teachers and students, clarifying that students are free to express their faith in classwork and to one another. This led to a student leading a worship song in front of her class for an assignment that involved presenting one’s passions. After discovering the freedoms that they had, the club decided that they also wanted to expand and put on events at their school. This culminated in an evangelism event in the gym where several hundred students attended and over 100 students surrendered their lives to Christ.

  • Marana High School FCA club members were emboldened to invite their friends to an evangelism event that they put on in the cafeteria after learning about their religious freedoms. This event was then attended by over 100 students.

  • Larkin High is home to the Crossroads Decision Point club, where student leaders have mobilized their peers to live out their faith boldly. From sharing their beliefs in class discussions to offering prayer and encouragement across campus, these students have been set free to shine the light of Christ to their peers. Check out the video that they made here.

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