Dr. Diane Langberg explains how trauma affects a victim’s relationship with God.

Examining the communal pressures that discourage seeing and responding to abuse correctly.

Victor Vieth examines what happens while investigating child maltreatment sanctioned or condoned by a religious leader.

Victims of sexual assault experience many devastating physical, psychological, and emotional effects. The gospel has an answer for each.

While offenders should receive the love and forgiveness of Jesus, we must realize that forgiveness and love do not eliminate the consequences of the sin.

Wherever we fail to stand for righteousness and hide or ignore sin for the sake of something we love more than God, we too are choosing evil. 

An examination of how sexual abuse affects the core beliefs of victims

Essay by Joey Mangano on the relationship between sexual abuse and insurance companies.

The facts about child abuse, as compiled by Anna Salter, author of Predators.

Author Denise George examines six common myths that prevent many people from letting go.

Well-intentioned yet ill-informed reactions can be just as hurtful to a victim as the always-malicious victim blaming. These are practical ways to avoid retraumatizing victims.

The claim that the Church is being persecuted whenever child molesters, or those who harbor them, are brought to justice contradicts scripture and common sense.

GRACE Board Member Victor Vieth shares ten lessons from Henry Gerecke on how to minister to adult sex offenders.

Victor Vieth explains the nuance of applying Law & Gospel to Victims & Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse

The #MeToo and #ChurchToo movements are a sobering and painful reminder that a dark winter exists inside the Church—a community that claims to follow the One who is the Light of the world.

An abuse survivor shares some practical wisdom about how she's protecting her children.

Neil Jaffee describes and advocates for a set of specialized practices that will revolutionize our approach to the handling of child sexual abuse cases in the criminal justice system .

Boz Tchividjian examines one of our treasured legal principles and how, improperly applied, can be used to great harm by predators and abuse enablers.