Confidential, Compassionate Support for Your Journey to Healing
Safe Harbor Sisters provides Christian-based, confidential, and non-judgmental support for women who have endured trauma. Our mission is to offer a safe space where women can find healing through private, personalized interactions—whether by phone, text, letter or in-person meetings. Rooted in faith, we are committed to respecting your privacy and offering compassionate, understanding support from women who have walked similar paths. Please note that while our approach is faith-based, all women seeking a supportive, healing environment and friendship are welcome. Local and abroad are welcome so spread the word!
Private Support Options:
Choose from a range of confidential support options based on your comfort level.
Whether you prefer a phone call, text exchange, letter, lunch, coffee, or in-person meetings, we are here to accommodate your needs and ensure you feel safe and supported. Your healing journey is personal, and we are committed to providing the support that best fits your unique needs.
Disclaimer:
I am not a doctor or licensed therapist. This ministry is solely about providing encouraging friendship and creating a safe space to talk about life confidentially. It’s not about degrees or formal education in any medical or counseling field—just a shared journey of overcoming traumatizing and difficult obstacles that could have taken me under but didn’t. I am transparent in sharing my story with you, and I trust you with it as we walk this journey together.
This support is always free. While we do have a donation option for those who want to help us reach more individuals, it is entirely optional. You never pay for the care and connection we offer—it’s freely given, just as grace is. You may donate below or go to our giving page for additional ways to say, "thanks" and to help us continue the hours put in at Kingdom Revelations and Safe Harbor Sisters.
If you sign up with Safe Harbor Sisters we will send you a free gift; usually a necklace, but
not always! Full address must be provided!
My journey has been filled with obstacles, but I believe in turning my mess into a message. Through my volunteer work with CASA, Hunt County Rape Crisis Center, and as a mentor in the Hand to Hand Family Mentorship program, I’ve witnessed how powerful genuine support can be in transforming lives.
A Personal Message
I started Safe Harbor Sisters because I understand firsthand the struggle of overcoming obstacles like addiction, low self-esteem, anger, and self-hatred to name a few—and let's not forget the obstacles that were sometimes imposed by others or by life’s circumstances and now we live daily in survival mode. But we dream of better! 💗
Through my own journey and those of many other men & women, it became clear that traditional church settings—with their prayers and altar calls—aren’t always the right fit for everyone. Some stories and situations are too painful, too raw to share in front of strangers while still in the midst of the hurt. That's why I created Safe Harbor Sisters: a private, safe, compassionate, and powerful space for women to heal without the pressure of a public setting. Here, you can receive help more quickly, one-on-one, rather than remaining paralyzed in pain and fear, knowing that everything is held in complete confidence.
I never wanted to air my personal struggles in front of others, and I know many women and men feel the same way. I’ve heard from so many who hesitate to seek help because they’re wary of judgment, even within faith communities. I created this ministry to offer a safe, private space where you can heal without fear of harm or further injury.
Healing is a deeply personal and spiritual journey, and I believe it’s essential to do so in an environment where your scars and hidden truths are respected. Here, you can find support and understanding, free from judgment, as you navigate your path to recovery.
There’s so much more to my story than I can write here. God pulled me out of a pit, literally—one part of my journey involved being found unconscious in a dumpster after being beaten by a gang of bikers. I dabbled in drugs, but my deepest addiction was the search for love and acceptance, which led me down dangerous and destructive paths. When I say God transformed my life, it’s an understatement. I didn’t come through it alone, and I know firsthand how to help facilitate the changes needed for hearts to heal and lives to be restored—if you’re open to it.
I openly share my personal journey with you, from facing health struggles to navigating divorce and raising children—life’s ups and downs, because I understand how powerful it is to walk with someone who’s been there.
If needed, I can connect you with a small, trusted group of faith friends, but I always meet with you first, making sure we find the best fit for your healing process. Together, we’ll take the steps to true restoration.
