A Christian pastor and national trainer on strategies to prevent and end situations of domestic violence within faith communities reflects on the most frequently asked

Perhaps one of the most often-asked questions of a child concerns what he or she wants to do or be upon growing up.  While many

During the past several years, I worked as senior chaplain of women at one of the nation’s largest jails in Orlando, Florida. My experiences have

We received a phone call last night from our 19-year-old daughter, married to a 22-year-old Christian man. She called to tell us that he has

In Saint Paul, Minnesota, during the 1970s, the first shelter in the nation opened “for battered women,” a phrase I had never heard before. This

I met Catherine Clark Kroeger over a ball of yarn, so to speak. The year was 1996. We had both been invited to a think

Ideas have consequences. This is particularly true in addressing domestic violence. Men who abuse hold ideas—or, as we will term them, beliefs—that support their abusive