These sites, blogs and groups were created by survivors for survivors with an emphasis on faith. These survivors find purpose in their pain by letting Christ work through them to help other survivors of sexual assault, incest and other forms of domestic violence and abuse.
Includes a monthly e-zine and blog. Jocelyn also has a ministry site with her husband, Butch Watkins. Hungry Hearts Ministries was founded by Jocelyn Andersen in 1994.
Fun Yahoo Group that sends cards & letters of encouragement to recipients at least once a month. It's kind of like a network of Christian "pen pals." If you are in need of some encouragement or would like to give some, please check it out and join this group.
Yep, this is my other Web site. I'm putting myself out there and inviting my fellow survivors to visit. To go directly to my testimony, please click here. I don't want to force "religion" down anyone's throat, but I do want you to know that my faith has not only helped me to survive horrific abuse, but it has also enabled me to thrive in this life. That is my wish for you too! God bless, Hope
Ann Kagarise, author of "The Sinful Woman" hosts this Christian Web site. She has a passion for sharing a message of victorious living. Ann has personally crawled out from a life of destruction onto the path of victorious living in Christ. She has worked in the jail system as a
preacher and counselor of women and is a former director of a battered women's shelter/rape crisis center. She has counseled women who have murdered, prostituted their bodies; abused drugs; been suicidal, victimized, raped, or beaten; and experienced major losses. Ann is a licensed social worker in the state of Ohio. She received her BA degree from Malone College in Ohio and her Masters of Divinity from Andersonville Theological Seminary in Georgia. She is a member of the American Academy of Bereavement and the American Counseling Association.
Ann Invites you to "Rise up victorious from your past."
Every day we all face struggles, disapointment and hardships. We sometimes feel as if we are traveling this journey alone, but that is where we at Faith Lifts want to help. We want to share His love and grace with you on the days when you need it the most.
I have a MySpace friend named Teresa who just started a group there for survivors of abuse. Please check it out and join. It just started October 10, 2006, so she is still reaching out to new members. I joined and have confidence that it will be a great blessing to other survivors as well as me. Please check it out.
