Pastors See Domestic Violence as Pro-Life Issue but Rarely Address it, New Study Says
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Pastors See Domestic Violence as Pro-Life Issue but Rarely Address it, New Study Says
Pastors See Domestic Violence as Pro-Life Issue but Rarely Address it, New Study Says | Saturday, June 28, 2014
While most Protestant pastors see domestic violence as a pro-life issue and know of victims, they rarely speak about it in their churches, according to a new survey from LifeWay Research, which also found that less than half of them are trained to deal with the issue.
they were also time of conflicts. she remembers living in a home different from the kind of happy home they maintains today. a lot of domestic violence occurred in the community that i lived, and to make it even more personal in my own home, and my aunt and uncle were at odds every weekend, and i was a 5-year-old standing in between their knees, trying to stop them from fighting. serita has never forgotten the early years. themes of domestic violence and post-traumatic syndrome are in her new book the crossing a fictional murder that takes place at a rail crossing. it reflecting what happens in real life, bullying, and how it affects those who encounter it. the reality is happens at columbine, our college campuses, virginia tech, just to mention just a few headliners, in our
rescuer. serita has launched many programs to help women, and she s also helped her husband reach thousands of women in need through their successful conferences, a program designed to empower women aroun around te world. i don t think that our dream can be fulfilled until we arrest the nightmares that others experience. serita jakes add that she and her husband are involved in missions around the world. they re even involved in a campaign to stop the slave traffickg of young girls from mexico. she comes a long way from her beginnings as a coalminer s daughter in west virginia. hats off to her for what she s doing. major developments we re following at fox in the penn state sex abuse scandal. more alleged victims come forward against jerry sandusky. and we ll tell you what s next for the former assistant coach, as well as penn state university. plus, tragedy at oklahoma
malls and food courts, bullying is at an epidemic proportion. so we have to talk about it. serita and her husband, bishop t.d. jakes, the senior pastor of the potter s house in dallas, texas, have always used all forms of media to people in need everywhere. serita s early childhood exposure to domestic violence filled her with a desire to help women and children trapped in abuse. after sitting across the desk in counseling sessions with moms whose daughters have been gang-raped at football games, and the bullying epidemics, and domestic violence, and now the shelters in texas have waiting lists for women to get into shelters because they re being beaten by someone that loves them, i had to take off my cute dress and my cute shoes and go in the trenches and become a