Domestic Violence-Defined

What is domestic violence?

Abuse doesn't have to be physical and physical abuse may not include being hit. Domestic violence can take many forms. Physical abuse is painful, but so are all types of abuse, even if it doesn't leave bruises.

Are you being abused?

Does your partner call you names?

Has your partner ever threatened to harm you?

Does your partner decide who you can talk to?

Does your partner hit, push, or throw things at you?

Are you always blamed if something is wrong?

Does your partner force you to have sex?

Do you have control over money you make?

Are you afraid your partner will hurt you?

Have scriptures been used to shame or control you?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, take some time to think about your relationship and your safety.

We are here to help you make healthy choices to end the violence. We won't tell you to leave or stay with your partner. Our only goal is to support you.

You have a right to be treated with respect, dignity and love. Be honest with yourself and make a plan to protect you and your family. Help is here and we want you to be safe.

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