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Join Safe Church on October 30th at 12pm EST for a webinar with Dr. Diane Langberg, international speaker, author and practicing psychologist whose clinical expertise includes 35 years of working with trauma survivors and clergy.
What does our response to the words of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez say about us? Is this OK?
On Wed May 27 at 12 pm Eastern, Safe Church hosted a webinar with Chuck DeGroat, author of When Narcissism Comes to Church: Healing Your Community From Emotional and Spiritual Abuse.
Safe Church is excited to host a book study on Chuck DeGroat's When Narcissism Comes to Church. The study will take place via Zoom on June 3, 10, and 17. Open invitation!
A truly safe church environment is one where the congregation is aware of the many ways in which abuse is normalized in both secular and Christian cultures and is prepared to help survivors.
What do you think of when you think of an act of courage? This article explores the necessary courage to leave an emotionally abusive marriage.
When is it the right decision to leave an abusive marriage? This anonymous author shares her painful journey of wrestling with the decision to leave an emotionally abusive marriage.
This booklet answers your questions about emotional abuse, including what the Bible says about it and how a church can respond.
Are our churches willing to put aside our own opinions and views about the people who report sexual harassment in order to help them and to follow proper reporting procedures?
A report from the American Psychological Association states that childhood psychological abuse not only is just as harmful as sexual and/or physical abuse, but can have “long-lasting impact”.
Find resources that relate to emotional, psychological, and spiritual abuse.
This free guide provides a thorough description of emotional abuse, victims, abusers, and effects along with information about what to do when you recognize it and how to report it.