Shield of God's 

Women's Online Support Group 

Meets every Wednesday 

@ 7:00 pm PST!!! 

We are thrilled that in pursuit of our mission at The Shield of God Foundation, our very own Founder and President, April Poyorena, leads our Survivor Led Women’s Online Support Group.  We meet weekly on Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm PST. If you, or a woman you know, suffers from the trauma of sexual or domestic violence this support group is specialized just for YOU! Join us as we unpack our heavy baggage and learn how to love ourselves as Jesus loves us. This is a SAFE PLACE and closed group that allows us to open up about our experiences and begin the journey to healing. We memorize Bible verses together, encourage one another through open group sharing, and learn who Jesus says we are. Whether you’re a believer or not sure about all this “Jesus stuff”, you are welcome and loved without judgment or condemnation. We are confident that no matter where you are in your journey, you will walk away with a better understanding of yourself, be encouraged, and make new friends who understand you. All stories are confidential and kept within the support group.  

If you would like to join us please email us for meeting link: [email protected]

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Kick start your weekends by joining The Shield of God Foundation's "Soul of a Woman" LIVE on FB as we dive into Biblical Workbooks specific for women. We hear from the authors who wrote the books we are studying out of, gain tools to help aid us in emotional recovery from the trauma of sexual assault, and learn our value in who Christ says we are. We are very excited to study author, teacher, and speaker, Tracy Hill's 8 week Bible study workbook, "A Daughter of the King: Gaining Confidence as a Child of God" . Grab a cup of coffee, or tea if that's your vibe, a copy of "A Daughter of the King: Gaining Confidence as a Child of God" by Tracy Hill  through the links below and join us live every Saturday morning @ 9:00 am PST.  Follow us on IG: @sog_nonprofit and FB @SOGnonprofit  Don't forget to  tell ALL your friends & family for you never know who suffers in silence.