In a rural Idaho community, the Followers of Christ, a devout Christian sect, prioritize faith healing over medical treatment. This has led to a staggering 31% child mortality rate, despite dating back to the 1890s. The church's private nature and claim to religious freedom have shielded these deaths from scrutiny, but outsiders, including the sheriff and former members, consider them medical neglect and potential grounds for prosecution.
No Greater Law
In the American west, a faith healing family patriarch must face the devastating outcome of withholding medical care from his children, as an investigation into child fatalities threatens to destroy his family and church.
