Picket Fences Divorce Recovery Ministries
"God will repay for the years the locust have eaten..." Joel 2:25 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Picket Fences will be hosting a Thursday Night Bible study (divorce related) beginning February 16, 2012. This is our FIRST EVER "live" Bible/book study. It will be conducted via conference call. Registration recommended!! Welcome to Picket Fences Divorce Recovery Ministries!
Have you found yourself in the middle of a divorce? A divorce is a devastating, traumatic event for which even the strongest of women find themselves unprepared. At Picket Fences Divorce Recovery Ministries, we recognize the fact that divorce is a life-altering event. We also realize that going through a divorce alone is the absolute pits.
Who are we? We are a non-denominational, Christian-based network of women who have "been-there-done-that-lived-through-it" who are here to share our stories and, more important, listen and offer support to other women who are starting out on this horrific journey.
What do we offer? We have a system of online communities dedicated to helping women navigate through the emotions and trauma a divorce is most likely to bring. Our Resources page (under construction and updated regularly) also offers valuable links and tips to assist you in this emotional journey.
Check out our virtual communities (where the support happens) here: Picket Fences Communities
JOIN US TODAY! It's all free and the support is real. For further details of our communities, click on the link above. To check them out, click below.
This is YOUR site. We want to continually update and add resources that would beneficial. Do you have site suggestions? Please contact us.
Blessings,
The PFDRM Ministry Team
PFDRM Articles:
What forgiveness is NOT by Laura Petherbridge*
Handling the Holidays by Laura Petherbridge* *article links provided with the written permission of author, who is not directly associated with PFDRM. DOCUMENTING~ GOING THROUGH A NASTY BREAKUP:
Is it coming down to "he-said-she-said"? If your significant other is a smooth-talker and is able to put on a good "show", we strongly suggest documenting everything. Mental and emotional abuse is difficult to prove due to the lack of bruises and broken bones, but with careful documentation, this proof can be presented to the judge.
The decision of whether or not to retain your married name or revert back to your maiden name after a divorce is a personal decision...there is no "right" or "wrong" answer and there can be many factors that come into play when making this decisions. If you are planning on changing your last name, it is best to do so during the divorce proceedings, based on a monetary standpoint. Waiting until after the divorce is final can be quite a costly adventure...so, from a monetary standpoint, it is prudent to go ahead and mention this to your lawyer. If you plan on keeping your married name, then you will not need to worry.
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Prayer Requests "Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." Galatians 6:2 Once submitted, your prayer request will be added to the prayer list and prayed for by the staff of PFDRM. |
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