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Restored Beacons

 

We want to see a network of churches that never tolerate abuse, but instead provide a safe refuge for survivors, journey with them on their road to recovery, and demonstrate God’s deep love for them. We call these churches Restored Beacons.

For centuries, God’s people have been at the forefront of challenging social injustice. We believe that God’s church is the hope of the world and that as churches step up and speak out, we’ll see change come.

Find a Restored Beacon

Find your local Restored Beacon church, and see what services they offer.

Find a Restored Beacon

Find out more about becoming a Beacon

If you’d like to hear more about the vision for Restored Beacon churches and what’s involved in partnering with Restored through your church, come along to our next free Becoming a Beacon of Hope webinar.

Join the free webinar

Domestic abuse is happening in our churches; we’ve got to be prepared to deal with that. You can deal with that outside of Restored, but it’s really hard. If you’re part of Restored, you’ve got a lot of resources and a lot of help and guidance.”

Adam Boud, church leader, Living Springs Community Church

Why Restored?

At Restored, we’ve got over 15 years of experience in equipping churches to stand against domestic abuse. Our online Survivors’ Network supports over 500 female Christian survivors of domestic abuse, through blogs, peer support groups and recovery courses. We’d love to use what we’ve learnt to equip you to walk alongside survivors in your congregation and community.

“It’s so beautiful to be part of a church that walks alongside me. Everything was so dark, now its so bright.”

— Molly*, domestic abuse survivor and Restored Beacon church member —

Become a Restored Beacon

Ready to get started? Get in touch with us and we’ll get you on the journey to becoming a Restored Beacon church.

Become a beacon

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