I speak with Janice Selbie, religious trauma counselor, about how victims must reject toxic beliefs to escape religious domestic violence
Category Archives: Confronting and Escaping Religious and Spiritual Abuse
Making the Best of a Bad Situation with God: Jannice D’s Story
Visual impairment did not keep this woman from escaping religious domestic abuse.
Abigail, Winner of the 2022 RBB Thriver Award
Here is Abigail’s story, the first grant winner who is not in the U.S. You will read about how abuseContinue reading “Abigail, Winner of the 2022 RBB Thriver Award”
Which Spin Cycle Are You In?
Confusion is a tool of coercive control Learn some of the levels used by religious abusers and a resource to stop the spin cycle.
Some Beliefs Can Be Deadly
If not defined in real life, faith concepts can be twisted to destroy by those seeking power and control and hiding behind the name of God.
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The Evidentiary Abuse Affadavit
Victims can begin documenting their abuse in a way that is court-worthy evidence while they are still in an abusive relationship.
Local Author Fair Host Features RBB
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A Veteran Survivor and Advocate for Victims of Church Sexual Abuse Reflects on the recent Victory over Collusion within the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC).
To members’ horror, domestic, sexual and child abuses have all been found among members and leaders of churches. Too often the organized church has not been prepared to deal with abuses within, denying their existence or blaming the victims. A veteran advocate of CSA (church sexual abuse) survivors in the church discusses how collusion can be overcome.
Sheila Kennedy interviews Shirley Fessel
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Suzanna J’s Story, Winner of the 2021 Redemption from Biblical Battering Thriver Grant
Suzanna shares how leaving was the first step in uncovering negative conditioning in order to live a deeper relationship with Christ for her well-being and victory over religious domestic abuse.