Each year we participate in the Walk Against Domestic Violence, raising awareness and standing for survivors. But our work doesn't end there. We engage face to face with men and women who are struggling, who are hurting, who are caught in cycles of violence. We start conversations about what violence is, how it affects lives, and how it can be stopped. We do it boldly, sharing the hope that the Gospel of Jesus Christ transform hearts, and whole communities one person at a time.

The change we see doesn't make headlines. People listen. People open up. People begin to take steps towards new life. Every conversation, every act of courage, proves that one person willing to can speak transformation in many.