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Among churches, there's often a culture of silence around domestic violence, and when it occurs churches have often acted in a way that makes the situation worse. Maryclare Beche, the author of the recent Sojourners article, Here's How Your Church Can Help Survivors of Domestic Violence, joined us to talk about where we've gone wrong as the church in responding to domestic violence and how we can recognize the signs of domestic violence, establish safe sanctuaries, and create a culture of care. If you'd like to learn more about Maryclare, you can find her on Twitter at twitter.com/bechemaryclare.
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