In this episode, we dive into the challenging
and often hidden issues of domestic violence. Where silence can be the norm, even in faith-based settings. Beverly Reddy, the founder, and CEO of Ishsah’s
Place discusses the cultural barriers that prevent open conversations, the silence within families, and the role of education in breaking this cycle of secrecy.
We explore how faith communities can better
equip themselves to support survivors, focusing on the need for education, resources, and a compassionate approach to care. Special attention is given to
how initiatives like the "Safe Sanctuaries" program are transforming the way pastors and faith leaders approach domestic violence, creating safe spaces where women can seek help without being sent back into harm's way.
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their website https://www.ishshahsplace.org/
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