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Your Journey to Freedom by Karen Sackett,

Soft cover, 207 pages, $16.95

Journey gives answers to questions for the survivor, gives journaling questions and also gives testimony to the focus of sanctification that is a central part of the healing journey for a survivor of ritual abuse. Tools to use on the journey and testimonies from those who have been on the journey are also included.

This is a wonderful book!  You have compiled the important aspects we face as SRA survivors, simplified them and given positive, helpful steps for healing.  Praise God for what you have learned, synthesized and written down.  This Biblically based book will help both clients and counselors.  I wish I’d had this when I began my healing!  Those who begin their journey now with such information will be able to go to core issues sooner by the renunciations, confession of pride and idolatry, and confronting core conflicts.  God bless you and your ministry.  A survivor

Ministering to the Shattered by Karen Sackett,

Soft cover, 244 pages  $19.95

As the reality of the prevalence of Dissociative Identity Disorder and Satanic Ritual Abuse has increasingly come to my awareness during recent years I have made an effort to read and study available materials, attend workshops and co-counsel with those more experienced than I, in order to become better equipped to counsel and minister to those who have been wounded in this way.  When Karen Sackett's books, "Ministering to the Shattered: A Biblical Perspective", and "Your Journey to Freedom" became available I ordered them and promptly read through both of them.  I have found her material to be exactly what I needed to help recognize this condition where it exists and to proceed with a greater sense of direction in ministering to survivors.  In humility, Karen gives homage to the Lord Jesus as the Wonderful Counselor and healer, directs the focus on Him and uses Scripture generously throughout her books.  Although she says there is no format, (which is good to know in order to avoid the mistake of trying to control the process), I have found her books to be very well organized, giving clear guidelines, in stages, defining terms and using diagrams to help both the client and the counselor.  She doesn't obscure the reality of anticipated obstacles and pitfalls, particularly from the demonic realm, nor does she lead one to believe that this is an easy process.  But rather than discouragement there is hope.  By trusting the Holy Spirit's guidance and keeping focused on the Lord, victory and freedom can be expected.  I'm very grateful for these resources and continue to refer to them in order to become more knowledgeable and better equipped to minister to the dissociated and survivors of SRA   Leila Gilman, Ph.D.

Prayers for Freedom From the Knowledge of the Tree of Good and Evil  by Karen Sackett

This new release was originally planned to be called Prayers of Renunciation and Repentance and was referenced by that title in Karen’s first two books.

8 1/2 x 11 Loose Leaf, 187 Pages                                  $17.50

PDF file on a CD Rom  187 Pages                                   $17.50

Set of two, Loose Leaf Book and CD Rom version             $30.00
 

“A DID Beginner’s Tool Kit – Volume I” by Karen Sackett

This group of tools has been compiled to facilitate your progress on your journey to wholeness.  My goal is to give you a broad picture of the different facets of life that need to be healed when you are a survivor of trauma.  Included are sections on conflict, emotional issues, body work, forgiveness and prayers as well as an extensive glossary.  This is the first of two volumes.

 8 ½” x 11” Comb Bound                                              $18.00

If You Don’t Want to Know, Don’t Ask

by Sara Grace Patrick 

This long awaited release (Published in March, 2004) combines poetry and visual art to tell Sara’s story skillfully and gracefully.  An aid to the journey for survivors who are seeking places to relate.

8 1/2 x 11 Comb Bound, 32 Black and White Drawings,      $15.00
116 Pages         

PDF file on a CD Rom, 32 Color Drawings,                        $15.00
116 Pages                           

Set of two, Comb Bound B&W Book and CD Rom Color       $25.00 version  

            

Spiritual Reality by G. J. Wiese,

soft cover, 243 pages  $16.99

Everyone has a family heritage. The Irish man from Boston, the Hispanic mother living in Miami, and the Vietnamese teenager in south central LA. all possess a heritage both rich and complex. Dusting off our ancient family records, we find that to know our family heritage is to understand ourselves. To grasp the past is to take hold of the present and prepare for the future.

As Christians, we participate in an ancient sovereign plan that began in Eden and consummates in God's cosmic holy mountain: Mount Zion, . the city of the living God. Knowledge of our spiritual roots can sustain us with security and a profound sense of destiny.

How is an Old Testament heritage significant to those of us who live in an age of unparalleled technological development? How can such an old document be relevant to a corporate executive, a suburban mother of three children, or a department store clerk? Spiritual Reality delves into these questions and more, demystifying the complexities of interpreting ancient Hebrew text and discerning the unfolding spiritual reality before us.

G .J. Wiese is an adjunct instructor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Bethel College in St. Paul Minnesota and is a graduate of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.