About

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Studies show that, at a minimum, 25% of American adults were sexually abused as children. Many of those survivors repress those memories for decades, but trauma of this sort affects our minds, bodies, and spirits even though we have no conscious memory of it.

Most of this abuse did not occur in churches but in homes; it was not inflicted by strangers but by family members or acquaintances. And, for a variety of reasons, most survivors who are now adults did not tell anyone when they were abused as children. Silence was the rule across the board—in schools, medical offices, and churches—but that silence protected abusers and raised barriers to healing for survivors.

There are different paths to healing for survivors, and one such path lies through the truth that can be found in the Word of God, rightly interpreted and lovingly presented. 

We are a tiny organization but we are using our voices to proclaim freedom, restoration, health, and hope. We don’t have a lot of resources or programs yet, but we offer what we have without shame and with the confidence that God will raise up others to join us. 

Our focus is on helping facilitate ministry to survivors. All good pastors desire the wholeness of their members, but most pastors are unaware of the extent of the damage inflicted on their people by the trauma of child sexual abuse and perhaps uncertain of what to do. We are here to help. Please click on other pages in this site for more information, or click CONTACT US to ask specific questions.

• We will never charge a set fee for any service we provide or any materials we publish. Of course donations are gladly accepted to help offset expenses, and at times there may be a suggested contribution, but no one will ever be refused because of inability to pay.

• We will base our work and publications in truth as found through careful research and scholarship, and in loving interpretation of Scripture.

• We will never sell, share, or otherwise distribute your contact information. 

• There is much that we do not know but our work is based on what we do know: 

                    -Child sexual abuse is a grievous sin against God and against innocent little ones.

                    -It is never the fault of the child.

                    -Hope and help can be found in Scripture.

                    -In the end, evil cannot win.