Blog - Rebekah Drumsta

For years, many of us have heard the phrase “church family” used as if it were a biblical mandate. As if belonging to a congregation automatically creates the same obligations, intimacy and authority structures as a literal family. It is familiar language, often well-intended, but it carries weight. And for people who have experienced spiritual ...

I’m going to start with a statement many people won’t like, but research and lived experience both confirm it.

The majority of the wounds, abuses or violations women experience are at the hands of men.

According to the

Did you know that you can experience religious trauma without ever being religious?

Most conversations about religious trauma focus on the people who grew up inside or chose to participate in faith systems. These stories matter. The wounds are real. But there is another layer of harm we rarely acknowledge, th...