Church Hurt Recovery

• Are you grieving over circumstances in your home church?
• Have you been hurt by the church-particularly by a church leader?
• Do you feel like: you have no one to turn to in your church?
• Do you feel like: you cannot talk about your church or leadership concerns or people will brand you as a gossip or a troublemaker?
• Do you feel that: if word gets out to your leadership about your concerns, that you might be shunned or disciplined?

 More and more often we find people who have been hurt deeply within the family of God, leaving them worn and exhausted. More and more often we find leaders in conflict within the body of believers, robbed of the joy Jesus promised in Him. When we find this hurt hanging on to our own bruised soul, it can make us want to leave the church and sometimes even want to “back burner” our God who seems to have allowed it all.

Sadly, we have come to accept that this is the way church is. There is an epidemic of fractured believers out there and we have actually come to accept this as the norm. So we either stay away and let our hearts become cold … or we put on our Sunday best, call “forward march” and implement a new vision or program and hope the problems will just go away. The hurt in individual hearts and churches gets buried.

No one should leave church feeling manipulated, controlled, shamed, or condemned. However, places that should be a place of encouragement have left people feeling abused.

• If you feel abandoned and or rejected by the Church there is help.
• You can rediscover  God’s unique plan for your life again.
• I am helping many people overcome those obstacles of rejection, hurt, pain, abandonment, and getting them back into having a deeper relationship with God.
• My Three P’s program, has helped dozens like yourself to regain a solid foundation and has reestablished a deep relationship with God.
•  I encourage you to take some time to explore this website and our mission to learn how you can gain the confidence to live your life with a joy and peace that surpasses all understanding. Phil 4:6