Paul D. Potter
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This book is a gift to the church, not because it is an easy read, but because it is a difficult one, which calls on the church to sit with those who have faced the atrocities of incest. With pastoral sensitivity and theological insight, Dr. Bingham Musick reminds us that the wounds of Jesus carry the experiential knowledge of trauma and pain, while also inviting survivors—really, all of us—to experience resurrection hope. This book is for all who long to see the church become a trauma-informed community of healing love.”
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