2. Susan Cox, Ann Daly, Gigi Hornberger, Meg McKinley
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Women Caring for Women
Susan Cox, Ann Daly, Gigi Hornberger, Meg McKinley

3. Women Caring for Women
Susan Cox – Re|engage Director Ann Daly – Women’s Director of Re:generation Recovery Gigi Hornberger – Director of Women’s Equipping Meg McKinley – Women's Director, Plano Campus
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4. 1 Thessalonians 5:14
“And we urge you, brothers, admonish the idle, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with them all.”
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5. Four C’s of Care Christ – Renewed Spiritual Vitality
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6. Four C’s of Care Christ – Renewed Spiritual Vitality
Circle – Draw the Circle Around Themselves
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7. Four C’s of Care Christ – Renewed Spiritual Vitality
Circle – Draw the Circle Around Themselves
Commit – Be Ruthlessly Committed to Healing
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8. Four C’s of Care Christ – Renewed Spiritual Vitality
Circle – Draw the Circle Around Themselves
Commit – Be Ruthlessly Committed to Healing
Community – Be Fully Known By Others
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9. Moral Failure of a Leader
Confession: Repentant or Rebellious?
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10. Moral Failure of a Leader
Confession: Repentant or Rebellious?
Don’t shoot the wounded, but don’t leave them on the front line.
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11. Moral Failure of a Leader
Confession: Repentant or Rebellious?
Don’t shoot the wounded, but don’t leave them on the front line.
Surround them with God’s Word, Spirit and people.
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12. Moral Failure of a Leader
Confession: Repentant or Rebellious?
Don’t shoot the wounded, but don’t leave them on the front line.
Surround them with God’s Word, Spirit and people.
Repentance, reconciliation, and restoration is the goal.
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13. Things to Consider
Are you a safe place to confess? What is your culture?
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14. Things to Consider
Are you a safe place to confess? What is your culture?
Are you leading out in transparency/vulnerability?
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15. ABUSE – How to Recognize & Help
Abuse: destructive misuse of something or someone
Motive is power and control 
Damages a person’s dignity and sense of self worth
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16. ABUSE – How to Recognize & Help
Listen / Verbalize: 
This isn’t okay; it doesn’t please or glorify God
This isn’t your fault or your responsibility to “fix”
We love you. Will you let us help you? 
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17. ABUSE – Coaching Your Leaders
Requires a marathon mentality; not a sprint
Goal is for her to take the next faithful step
Include Godly men on the team
Develop a plan of care for team / safety plan for her 
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18. ABUSE – Additional Resources
Power and Control Wheel 
Lay Leader Training 
Plan of Care Topical Examples
Topical Scriptures - Hope for the Heart App (June Hunt) 
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19. Susan Cox, Ann Daly, Gigi Hornberger, Meg McKinley
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Women Caring for Women
Susan Cox, Ann Daly, Gigi Hornberger, Meg McKinley