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In Spite of Everything
by Rosemarie Miller "Biblical Child Training" and the death of my brother I am a child of the early 1970's. I was born to parents who both tried to serve the Lord. My father, however, had grown up in a home with a very ungodly, abusive father, and only came to know...
Our rock is the truth
by Stephanie Krehbiel, Executive DirectorIt began with an email that several faculty members from a small liberal arts college shared with me. It was from their school’s Title IX Coordinator, shared with all faculty and staff of their school, informing them about the...
You are where you need to be
By Katherine B. Wiens M.Ed, LP, Chair of Into Account Board of Directors Wherever you are on the journey is exactly where you need to be. This is my new mantra about sexual violence and survivors. I believe this statement honors each survivor and where they are on...
#BelieveSurvivors means what, again?
by Hilary Jerome Scarsella, Director of Theological Integrity A lot of this angst in the news these days around believing women could be sorted, I think, with some focused attention on what belief actually is in day-to-day human experience. In current popular...
Survivors Need More Than Good Intentions: Why EMU’s attempt at reconciliation with me failed
by M.G. My name is Megan Grove. It’s been over two years since I originally posted my story on Our Stories Untold as M.G. Two years this past April. The same month that I tried to take my own life at EMU ten years ago. And as these years roll by, bleeding one into the...
Institutionalized voyeurism, Kavanaugh, and linear narratives
by Hayley Brooks The past few weeks for me have largely been a series of remembering moments I’d like to consciously forget but that my body holds onto. The way the body recalls is often miraculous to me, but I also often wonder what my body is trying to tell me by...
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