Confronting Sexism in the Church: How We Got Here and What We Can Do About It
Practical guide to fighting church sexism.
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If you suspect yourself or anyone else might be in any danger, please immediately call 911.
Whether you suspect you are being abused, or witness someone in a suspicious situation, do not dismiss this awareness. You can inform yourself through a trusted book: by Help[H]er Board member, Darby Strickland.
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The [H] Institute is one of the Help[H]er initiatives offering online, continuing education for leaders in Christian organizations to be better equipped to care for women in crisis. Our curriculum is created and developed by seminary-trained instructors and taught by experts with many years of experience in the counseling and equipping context. Our course structure provides teaching as well as student interactions.
Help[H]er’s continuing education hours are available to supplement practical and theological understanding for lay, pastoral, biblical counseling care providers in the [H] Institute. [H] Institute courses are available live and digitally (when available) for self-paced work. Help[H]er CEU’s are not accredited for licensed professionals, however we welcome all care providers to participate in our coursework.
Help[H]er offers generalized training for Ministry Partner Christian organization based Help[H]er advocates.
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