Sexual Assault

By Kay Scott

Will I Ever Feel Okay Again?"Kay Scott helps us to feel the pain, fear, shame, self-loathing and doubt, but also the courage, faith, friendship, support, and growth of her pathway through a personal hell. This is a helpful book for all parents, pastors, youth workers, and teachers to read.... All who are victimized by these violations of self bear scars that cannot be truly healed unless they gain insights contained in these pages...."Jay Kesler, President, Taylor University"...writes passionately of the aftermath of agony that haunts the victims of rape. Yet with equal passion she offers a message of hope and healing...an invaluable resource for those who have been victimized and the people who love them."Lynne Hybels, Willow Creek Community Church"Kay's confidence in the mysterious and wonderful work of God invites the reader to experience life-changing hope in the face of the darkest deed perpetrated against the soul...must reading for any who personally face the heartache of rape or struggle to love one who has been violated...a must read for any who want to face the reality of living in a fallen world with piercing honesty and winsome hope."Dan Allender, Ph.D. Biblical Counseling DepartmentColorado Christian University"Compelling and invaluable...skillfully combines Kay's own intensely personal experience as a recovered rape victim with her years of advocacy for other survivors. This book offers emotiona

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1556613253
• ISBN13: 9781556613258
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 0.5" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

I AM NOT ALONE

I LIKED THIS BOOK BECAUSE AFTER READING IT I FELT THAT I WAS NOT ALONE AND WHAT I AM FEELING IS NORMAL. IT TOOK READING THIS BOOK TO UNDERSTAND THAT. IT MADE ME SEE THAT THERE ARE PEOPLE OUT THERE THAT HAS THOUGHT THE SAME THINGS I HAVE. I AM NOT ALONE.

Personal account of a rape's effect over decades

Easy reading. Raped while in christian ministry in rough neighborhood out with but temporarily separated from a co-worker. No mention or views on other types of abuse yet reflects integration over time, effects on her marriage. Thought useful for survivors who have gone through individual counsel.