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Domestic Violence
Equip your church to minister to those who suffer from domestic violence.
| Store Code: UC08
Format(s): Microsoft Word 
Price: $14.95
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| Topics: | Counseling, Crisis, Divorce care, Family, Healing, Marriage, Relationships |
| Filters: | Counseling, Divorce care, Small group leader, Women's ministry |
| Purpose: | Discipleship |
| References: | Proverbs 30:33 , Ephesians 4:29, 1 Peter 3:7 |
| Date Added: | May 10, 2007 |
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Equip your leaders on how to respond and minister to those who have experienced—or are experiencing—domestic violence.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
A Quick Guide for Action
Key points for caregiving ministry.
Building Church Leaders
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Domestic Violence: An Overview
Threats to physical safety from within the household are, unfortunately, not rare.
James D. Berkley
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When Words Abuse
Great damage can be inflicted by an abuser without any physical contact.
Al Miles
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The Role of Family and Friends
Domestic violence affects more people than the victim and the abuser.
Ron Clark
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The Basics of Helping Battered Women
Here are some of the principle ways to respond if someone you love is abused.
Corrie Cutrer
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Ministering to the Abused
Battered women have physical, spiritual, and emotional needs the church can meet.
Donald Stewart
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Counseling the Abuser
Confront those who commit violent crime against their spouses.
Donald Stewart
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Couples Who Fight Physically
Learn the ways to respond when a domestic dispute escalates beyond words.
David K. Switzer
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Faith Communities and Domestic Violence
The church has a responsibility to provide protection and counseling.
Ron Clark
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