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My Self-Defense Looks Like Hate
by Hillary Watson Editor's Note: This cross-post comes from a fellow Goshen College alum, Hillary. I first saw this post on a friend's facebook page. A repeated "amen!" ran through my head as I ravaged the post with my eyes. It was as if someone finally articulated...
The Unusual Silence
by Heidi Fischer This post originally appeared as a guest post by Heidi Fischer on the blog Churchlandia on June 5, 2012. Heidi is a recent graduate of Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary with a MA in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling. Click over to Churchlandia to...
Silencing the silenced: Challenges of collecting stories of sexual violence
When I began Our Stories Untold I didn’t know what direction this website would take. I knew I wanted to create a comfortable space for women (and men) to share their stories of sexual abuse and violence. I particularly wanted to open that space up to women (and men)...
Areas of Grey: Sex, Desire, Abuse, and Christianity (Part II)
by Anonymous Note from the editor: The author is remaining anonymous because, as the author stated to me: "I work with kids. I Google my employers, and I'm sure they Google me. I don't want to invite the possibility of ever not getting a job, or losing one, because I...
Areas of Grey: Sex, Desire, Abuse, and Christianity
by Anonymous Note from the editor: The author is remaining anonymous because, as the author stated to me: "I work with kids. I Google my employers, and I'm sure they Google me. I don't want to invite the possibility of ever not getting a job, or losing one, because I...
Swept under the pew: Stories of sexualized violence in the Mennonite community
This post originally appeared on Women Under Siege's blog on July 20, 2012. Silence: A symptom that plagues all scenarios of sexualized violence, rape, and abuse, no matter what communities we’re addressing. In the Sudan conflict, rape was used to silence women. When...
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