Letter To My Friend—A Domestic Abuse Survivor
The Australian church and media have hotly debated domestic and family violence (DFV) in Christian homes since journalists Julia Baird and Hayley Gleeson published this controversial
The Australian church and media have hotly debated domestic and family violence (DFV) in Christian homes since journalists Julia Baird and Hayley Gleeson published this controversial
Abuse is an abstract concept for many people, and it’s a word heavy with cultural misconceptions. When talking about abuse, I’ve learned to bridge the communication gap
2017 “Mutual By Design” CBE International Conference The motivation for perpetrating abuse is always a lust for power and control. Patriarchy by nature produces a
2017 “Mutual By Design” CBE International Conference This session explores the spiritual, emotional, and physical healing women survivors of domestic abuse can experience when they
The title says it all! A person experiencing abuse needs to have courage and needs someone to coach and encourage them through the process. A
2017 “Mutual By Design” CBE International Conference How does gender breed violence, and what can we do to change this? The gender caste system and
We asked our supporters what concrete measures churches can take to combat abuse in Christian communities and strengthen their internal response to abuse. Some of
Through her book, The Courage Coach, Ashley Easter brings her life experience and training to those who have lived with harmful relationships. As someone who has
When I critique oppressive systems and ideologies, I generally ask two simple questions: Does the system or ideology give one group unearned power over other
Most Christians do not hesitate to call God “father,” “brother,” and “comforter,” yet there are those among us who struggle in shame, trying to comprehend