Urgent Care Faith Communities and Domestic Violence Ron Clark The church has a responsibility to provide protection and counseling. See "Domestic Violence" Training Pack

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Topics:	Compassion, Crime, Crisis, Discernment, Healing, Liability, Policies, Shepherding
Filters:	Counseling, Pastor, Pastoral care, Shepherd
Purpose:	Discipleship
References:	Matthew 11:28-30
Date Added:	September 27, 2007
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Matthew 11:28–30

Faith communities have a great opportunity to help families caught in domestic violence. This begins with the willingness to accept all people and help them to heal. This healing comes as an empowerment for any human to stand before their creator and praise God for the Spirit of life.

When working with domestic violence, this means ...

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