Faith-centered Christian books and media offering healing, courage, resilience, and hope for women rebuilding after difficult experiences.
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Explore faith-centered stories, books, and media created to encourage women from every walk of life through healing, resilience, courage, faith, and hope.
A Memoir of Survival and Healing
A survivor-centered story of faith, courage, healing, and reclaiming life after abuse.
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A guided resource for awareness, reflection, and healing
A faith-conscious workbook designed to support reflection, understanding, safety awareness, and the healing journey.
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An encouraging message of hope for seasons when faith is being tested, tried, and strengthened.
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An original song of courage, perseverance, faith, healing, and choosing hope after difficult experiences.
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Real reflections from readers of When She Chose Life.
“A great book and reference guide on overcoming trauma with scriptures!”
“It helped me to recognize my own traumas and gave me scriptures to remind me of God's love for me, to be patient with the process of healing and to give myself grace.”
“I cried my way through this book and was able to release pent-up trauma.”
“Beautifully written. I seen myself in Natalie. A real lesson in grace, strength, and forgiveness.”
“Freedom lies within these pages.”
“This amazing and necessary book gives a voice to the voiceless. And it is a tool for those who desire to help.”
If you or someone you care about is experiencing domestic abuse, confidential support, safety planning, and resources are available.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline offers confidential support, safety planning, information, and connections to local resources.
Internet activity can sometimes be monitored. If you are concerned about your privacy, consider using a safer device when seeking support.
Enduring Faith Press provides these resources for informational purposes and is not a crisis-response organization.
Different situations call for different kinds of support. These trusted resources can help connect you with crisis support, victim services, mental health information, treatment referrals, and assistance in the United States and around the world.
Free and confidential support is available 24/7/365 for emotional distress, mental health struggles, crisis situations, or when you simply need someone to talk to.
VictimConnect provides confidential information, emotional support, referrals, and assistance navigating services for victims of crime in the United States.
Visit the official website for current service hours and contact options.
Lila.help provides access to trusted gender-based violence helplines and support organizations in countries around the world.
Crisis Text Line provides free, confidential, 24/7 support for people experiencing stress, anxiety, loneliness, emotional distress, or other difficult moments.
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
The NAMI HelpLine provides free, confidential mental health information, emotional support, resources, and guidance for individuals, families, and loved ones.
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. ET
SAMHSA provides free and confidential treatment referrals and information for individuals and families facing mental health or substance use concerns.
Available 24/7, 365 days a year
Finding a safe place to go can be an important part of leaving an abusive situation. The following organizations can help individuals locate domestic violence programs, explore community assistance, identify potential financial resources, and learn about transportation options. Services, eligibility requirements, and funding vary by organization and location.
DomesticShelters.org offers a searchable directory of domestic violence shelters and support programs throughout the United States and Canada. Visitors can locate local programs, explore safety-planning information, and access educational resources about domestic abuse and healing.
United Way 211 connects individuals and families with community resources across the United States. Local referrals may include emergency housing, food assistance, transportation services, utility assistance, healthcare, and other essential needs. Available resources vary by community.
The U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime provides information about victim assistance and compensation programs in each state. Depending on state law and eligibility, certain programs may help cover eligible crime-related costs, potentially including relocation or moving expenses. Benefits and application requirements vary.
Families to Freedom provides free transportation assistance for eligible domestic violence survivors departing from designated areas of North Texas, East Texas, and the Greater Houston or Upper Gulf Coast region. Depending on eligibility and availability, assistance may include transportation to domestic violence shelters or travel to supportive family members in other states. Departures must originate within the organization's service areas.
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. CT
Eligibility and advance coordination required
If there is immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency, call 911 or your local emergency number.
If you are experiencing domestic violence, consider contacting a qualified domestic violence advocate for individualized safety planning before arranging travel or relocation.
Internet activity and device usage can sometimes be monitored. If you are concerned about your privacy, consider using a safer device when seeking assistance.
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