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David Marsh
08:23 PM on December 28, 2011
From a fellow victim of violence and injustices stemming 42 years upto the present day.Our best wishes to fellow victims of violence,your friends at http://www.Tomthumb.info/ thank you.
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keijo
03:25 AM on January 13, 2011
Thank you Lord for grace again today in you!"So amazing free and rest with new touch of joy and peace that go an inthis the day with the Lord who is coming soon with power and we will see him face to face ,hallelujah ,glory to God with many thanksgiving and praise and honor ,thanks and bless and pray.Keijo sweden
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Dr. Gloria J. Johnson
09:11 PM on September 03, 2010
Just saw your website and am very excited that you are involved in working with the faith community. As founder of a domestic violence organization in St. Louis, Missouri USA, that has been one of the most difficult areas to be effective in. However, God is good and we are making headways into various churches providing information, resources and referrals. Keep up the good work.
Life Source Consultants, St. Louis, Missouri USA
Life Source Consultants, St. Louis, Missouri USA
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Ann
10:21 AM on August 06, 2010
My experience is that while most Christian leaders denounce domestic violence, they can't recognise it. I sought help from many pastors for many years and most of their advice caused the family re-injury. Even now, pastors who talk to him don't see it as domestic violence. Our Christian counselor (whom I have stopped seeing) insisted on couples counselling, even after I expressed reluctance because of abuse.
Oh for the day that pastors and leaders equip themselves with knowledge about domestic abuse, recognise the dynamics of power and control in a couple's relationship, and prioritise the safety of women and children, instead of simply extending support to the abusive husband when he tries to get sympathy.
Oh for the day that pastors and leaders equip themselves with knowledge about domestic abuse, recognise the dynamics of power and control in a couple's relationship, and prioritise the safety of women and children, instead of simply extending support to the abusive husband when he tries to get sympathy.
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Paula
11:54 AM on June 22, 2010
Hi Natalie,
Heard you on UCB radio yesterday & today. Could very much relate to what you were saying! Thank you so much for sharing & for this web site.
God bless you & keep up the good work
Heard you on UCB radio yesterday & today. Could very much relate to what you were saying! Thank you so much for sharing & for this web site.
God bless you & keep up the good work
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Dave
02:16 PM on June 10, 2010
As a young peoples pastor in the community I see way too much of this - well any is too much. Everyone has a right to be treated as they too would want to be, & not because of badly learned role models. Well done for this site & I pray and support you in your efforts to bring about a fair, just, peaceful and loving wonderful way of living as it should be. Lots of work to do lets work together to promote these values, practically and in prayer,
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