58 minutes in length ~DVD ~50 minutes of extra materials

For the first time in America’s history, young ladies can expect to encounter a large gap between their years of basic training and the time when they marry… if they marry. Now Christian girls all throughout our country are seriously asking: What’s a girl to do with her single years?

Two years after the publication of their best-selling book, So Much More, Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin are taking the message of visionary daughterhood to a new level and into a new medium. This highly-controversial documentary will take viewers into the homes of several young women who have dared to defy today’s anti-family culture in pursuit of a biblical approach to daughterhood, using their in-between years to pioneer a new culture of strength and dignity, and to rebuild Western Civilization, starting with the culture of the home.

As the home goes, so often goes the church, and society at large. Learn along with Anna Sofia and Elizabeth, the fulfilling, exciting life of impact and accomplishment that young women can and should have. Discover the power of the family unit and a picture of the biblical home as the center of dominion work — a vibrant center of education, ministry, evangelism, culture, entrepreneurialism, and hospitality.

We watched this in our home.  We made our boys sit and watch it so they would be fully aware of what type of girl they are looking for when time to marry.  Highly RECOMMENDED!!!  Highly CONTROVERSIAL!!  

I will say my husband and I fully agreed with this documentary - we have been blessed to be able to see all that it entails worked out in one of our daughter's lives and sadly the exact opposite with another daughter.  It is plain to see that the Botkin sisters have been able to show "God's WAY"  and when this path is followed - it truly brings the blessing of God on the lives of a family.