E.V.E. MINISTRY (End Violent Encounters)

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E.V.E. Ministry (End Violent Encounters) is a ministry designed to End Violent Encounters. With the near epidemic proportions of date rape and abuse and violence in teens and adults, E.V.E. would like to raise the awareness of this epidemic and equip everyone of the signs, symptoms and help available to the victims of Violent Encounters.

E.V.E. Ministry, is to educate the community of the perils of Domestic Violence and Abuse. This is a healing ministry with the purpose of changing lives and empowering victims for a holistic future. Our aim is to help free victims from violence and abuse of every kind. We inspirer, motivate and empower through conference calls, workshops, retreats, prayer, play, and dance, using new Worship techniques, to foster a more intimate Relationship with God and each other.

E.V.E. MINISTRY (End Violent Encounters)

Founded in 2006 by:

Evangelist: Laura Marie Johnson

Has been accepted as a part of the United Charitable Programs, a 501(c)(3) public charity, and shares its federal tax status (Tax Identification Number 20-4286082).

Our motto, "Empowering people to help people," is certainly embodied by E.V.E. Ministry (End Violent Encounters).

I use my life experiences, and how I struggled with and survived beatings and abuse, these experiences, research, and enable E.V.E. to answer the

questions.

What is Domestic Violence?

Who is Battered?

What is the Power & Control Wheel?

How Do The Abused Defend Themselves Against Rape And Sexual Abuse?

What is Safety Planning?

Who am I ?

It is EVE'S goal to change the thinking of victims. We believe that once you accept that you are a victim of Violence, you will then allow us to help you learn how to get safe and stay SAFE. Please E-mail EVE MINISTRY for more information and to schedule a workshop.

THIS IS A FAITH BASED MINISTRY

National Coalition Against Violence

Fact Sheet

DID YOU KNOW

One in every four woman will experience domestic violence in her lifetime.

One in 33 men have experience and attempted or completed rape.

22 women were killed as a result of domestic violence in Maryland from July 1,2006 to June 30, 2007.
13 children were killed as a result of domestic violence in Maryland from July 1,2006 to June 30, 2007.

These are the latest statistics, from NCADV.

Department of Justice

Violence Against Women

810 7th Street NW

Washington, DC 20531

(202) 616-8894 (voice)

(202) 307-3911 (fax)

National Center for Victims of Crime

2000 M Street NW

Suite 480

Washington, DC 20010

(202) 467-8700 (voice)