Audra Jennings

Shouldn’t I be healed by now? In Not Quite Healed , childhood sexual abuse survivors Cecil Murphey and Gary Roe offer hope and encouragement to men on the journey of recovery Survivors of sexual abuse face a long road to recovery, a journey in which they often ask, “Shouldn’t I be there by now?” Having faced the recovery process themselves, Cecil Murphey and Gary Roe, in Not Quite Healed: 40 Truths for Male Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse (Kregel Publications/March 8, 2013/ISBN 978-0825442704/$14.99) , honestly and openly assure fellow survivors that healing is a process, which by definition means it doesn’t happen quickly—but it will happen. “I wish I could say I’m totally healed, but that would be a lie,” writes Murphey. “This much I can say: I’m as straightforward and transparent as I’m capable of being. In the recovery process, I’ve searched relentlessly for total healing. I don’t know if that labels me quick or slow, truly open or slightly self-deceived. Some...

Join authors Kim Ketola, Teske Drake and Dawn Scott Jones for an evening of encouraging chat about healing and hope for women on the TONIGHT - October 10th. The authors will join together for a Live Webcast Event to share their stories. BUT … wait there’s more! Today is the last day to enter to win a brand-new iPad from Women Redeemed! (You must sign-up before the webcast!)   One fortunate winner will receive: iPad with Wi-Fi Cradle My Heart by Kim Ketola, Hope for Today, Promises for Tomorrow by Teske Drake and When a Woman You Loved Was Abused by Dawn Scott Jones Hurry, the giveaway ends on 10/10/12. Just click one of the icons below. The winner will be announced that evening at the Women Redeemed Webcast !  In coordination with the launch of their fall releases, Kregel will be hosting a live webcast event on October 10th at 8 PM EDT featuring authors  Kim Ketola   (Cradle My Heart) ,  Teske Drake  (Hope for Today, Promises for Tomorrow)...

September 20 th webcast spotlights Kregel’s new line of books that move women toward healing and hope Click here to register for the webcast. Over the next few days, I'll be highlighting an upcoming webcast that all women are invited to join and the authors involved.    This fall, Kregel Publications is releasing new books for women, addressing issues that are often too painful and difficult to discuss. Topics such as miscarriage, abortion and abuse are sadly prevalent in the lives of so many women, but often times women keep silent out of shame, hurt, or grief and find themselves unable to talk to anyone, even among trusted friends and their sisters in Christ. These women are desperately seeking support, understanding and healing, but often don’t know where to turn. “Kregel Publications has always strived to develop and distribute books that will help individuals grow in their personal relationship with Christ. Most recently, we’ve focused on providing ...