#beyoursisterskeeper

How different might the world be if we saw one another's sore spots? What if we remembered—even without seeing a bandage—that we are all walking wounded, and that a little attention, kindness and caretaking is always what the doctor orders.

www.oprah.com/inspiration/becky-blades-wounds-we-all-walk-around-with#ixzz4ZAdxYyfO

Domestic Violence is something that we need to work hard to eradicate. It’s not simply a case of encouraging women or men to leave violent relationships and situations, although that is the first step. We also need to make a stand and raise awareness by sharing our stories with others, like Ruth Tucker did in this article.

Violence should be reported where possible, whether at the time of the event or afterwards, when you feel safe to do so and we should never stop fighting to end situations where women and men are being controlled and manipulated.

#WednesdayAccountability #DomesticViolence #ShareYourStories #BeYourSistersKeeper #BelieveAndLiveAgain

May we always, as a believer, see the least of these, the hurting, the marginalized, the broken, the poor, and the left-out. And may we always be sensitive to the Holy Spirit's prompting to find precious single mums, who are raising tomorrow's future.

Do you want to know why ministering to single mums is so important in the church? Read the single mum’s story below and how ministry has changed her life forever. www.crosswalk.com/blogs/jennifer-maggio/when-a-single-moms-life-changes.html