In this movie, I address my immediate family member by her real name at the beginning of my sermon because she is a real person, not an anonymous file.

The central fact of this safety log is clear: a 17-year-old minor repeatedly targeted a 13-year-old minor against her explicit, stated will. This was a persistent pattern of unwanted physical contact and stalking taking place inside a house of worship.

We are sharing this detail publicly because her boundaries were broken, and the institution chose to silence me rather than enforce accountability. We refuse to let the severity of this minor-on-minor behavior be minimized to protect a reputation.

I didn't fully understand why I preached that sermon the way I did back then, but now it makes sense. Every boundary I preached about that day has been completely broken by how my former church friend has been repeatedly touching my immediate family member's hair against her will and following her around there at church, and my church and biological families have turned against me just for telling the truth about the situation.

I am a 20-year-old filmmaker with Level 2 Autism. 'Boundaries Team' is an independent advocacy film born out of a real-life struggle to protect a minor in my community. It combines my perspective as an autistic caregiver with a faith-centered framework for emotional and physical safety. I made this film to give a voice to the misunderstood and to force institutional accountability.