Part One: Overcoming Spiritual Abuse with Sondra Doty

from Theologically Fashioned · host Monica Ritchie

January is Spiritual Abuse Awareness month. A time to discuss, educate, and listen to others experiences. To sit with those who have been hurt, just as Jesus would have done. To make sure those who have been victims of spiritual abuse know that they are seen, loved, and they are not alone. This week we begin a two part episode with trauma informed life coach/consultant, speaker, and podcaster as she shares her story of overcoming spiritual abuse. If you suspect you have been a victim of spiritual abuse or have questions about what spiritual abuse, find helpful resources below. What is "Spiritual" Abuse? A Working Definition What is Spiritual Abuse? A Hotline

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