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Due to recent changes in allowed content on Twitter/X, PeaceWorks will no longer be using this account. Please find and follow us on Facebook (facebook.com/revchrismoles). This account will remain active so others can find our resources but it will no longer be updated.

PeaceWorks Live 2024 tickets are also still available for purchase. Click the link below to learn more. PeaceWorksLive24.eventbrite.com

The complete PeaceWorks Live 2023 conference recordings are available for purchase at the website linked below. chrismoles.podia.com/peaceworks-liv…

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Domestic Abuse Responses and the Great Commission. chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/5…

@revchrismoles answers the Qs, "After stepping into an abusive marriage, we (pastors) are finding it hard to establish and maintain accountability with the husband....Can you please help us with some next steps?"

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Advice for Accountability. New episodes of The PeaceWorks Podcast drop every Tuesday morning on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and at ChrisMoles.org. chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/5…

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Elders and Allegations. In this episode, Chris answers the questions, "How do we as elders discern if abuse is happening? We are not sure who to believe." chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/5…

New episodes of The PeaceWorks Podcast drop every Tuesday morning on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and at ChrisMoles.org. If you listen on one of these major platforms, please make sure to rate and review!

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: How Can You Continue to Practice Biblical Counseling? In this episode, @revchrismoles answers the Q: "How can you continue to practice biblical counseling knowing that the approach harms victims and helps abusers?" chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/5…

The Men of Peace Facilitator Track with @revchrismoles and @gregwilson is almost full!! Only TEN seats left!! Reserve your spot in this track today! eventbrite.com/e/peaceworks-l…

In this episode, @revchrismoles answers the questions, "How can pastors avoid rushing to conclusions regarding domestic abuse, based solely on the victim's account? Are disclosures not subjective? And how do we apply passages like Proverbs 18:17 in our counsel?"

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Victim Experiences. If you listen on one of these major platforms, please make sure to rate and review! This helps us know who's listening and helps others find the podcast more easily. chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/4…

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Domestic Abuse Care and a Theology of Suffering. chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/4…

New episodes of The PeaceWorks Podcast drop every Tuesday morning on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and at ChrisMoles.org. If you listen on one of these major platforms, please make sure to rate and review!

This week on The PeaceWorks Podcast: Team Roles, Leadership, and Disagreements. "What roles should we seek to fill on our intervention team? Who leads the team? How do we settle disagreements among team members?" chrismoles.org/podcast/2024/4…

Note: All attendees will participate in the four plenary sessions. The three educational tracks offer specialized training sessions which will take place between plenary sessions. PeaceWorksLive24.eventbrite.com

In-person spots at PeaceWorks Live 2024 are steadily being filled. If you have a specific track you hope to attend, make sure to register soon to reserve your spot! Check out the images below to see the session topics covered in each of our THREE EDUCATIONAL TRACKS.

Open Consults take place on the second Monday of the month at 12pm ET and are not recorded or available for later viewing. If you are a pastor, church leader, counselor, or advocate desiring consultation support, join PeaceWorks University today. chrismoles.org/coaching-with-…

In PeaceWorks University, members have the opportunity to participate in monthly Shepherding Team Open Consults. During these live one-hour calls (via Zoom), PWU members may consult with @revchrismoles re: active domestic abuse intervention cases they are currently engaged in.

Even with thorough preparation and reliable resources it can be challenging to minister in domestic abuse cases. Where deception, manipulation, and blame-shifting exist, confusion is sure to follow.