How can the values of Christianity be used by abusers, and how can they also be used by some to aid healing? Sophia interviews survivor and Pastor Chioma Alade, as she shares her journey with the church and teaches on what forgiveness actually means for survivors of sexual abuse.
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Christianity & Child Sexual Abuse Podcast (Video or Audio Options)
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Things you should and shouldn't say when talking about Child Sexual Abuse in a Christian Context
A short video episode, focusing on two things you should and two things you shouldn’t say to someone who has experienced (or is experiencing) child sexual abuse.
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Sophia - Founder of Secrets Worth Sharing
Sophia (she/her) is a survivor of child sexual abuse, designer and the founder of Secrets Worth Sharing, where she builds a community of having these difficult conversations with 'serious joy'.
Chioma Alade - Pastor
Chioma (she/her), a British Nigerian, endured childhood physical and sexual abuse in her home and church environment. Despite this, she's spent over two decades serving in church settings, witnessing its strengths and shortcomings in safeguarding and accountability.
Christianity & Child Sexual Abuse
In-depth Podcast, 1hr 13 minutes.
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Things you Should and Shouldn't say when talking about childhood sexual abuse in a Christian Context
Practical do's and don't's episode, 24 minutes
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Things you should say/do to support your partner who experienced abuse | Why? |
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Editing and Subtitles - Tom Eames
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