Living the Journey, Rising Together

A free virtual Christian healing community for women, offered by Still On The Journey Ministries

You have been carrying the weight of what happened alone long enough.

“To console those who mourn in Zion, to give them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness.” Isaiah 61:3 NKJV

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About the Group

This is a ten week healing journey for women, walked step by step through Journey to Heal by Crystal M. Sutherland, led by Minister Jane Coy. Most resources out there either feel too generic to touch what you have actually lived through, or too clinical to feel like anyone really sees you. This is neither. This is a safe, Scripture rooted space, built specifically for women healing from sexual trauma, at a pace that honors where you are right now rather than where a program expects you to be.

This group is open to any woman, wherever she is in her own faith. The foundation of this community, and the book this group is built on, is rooted in the Word of God, so come as you are.

What This Space Offers

A quieter, more grounded rhythm in your week
Scripture that feels personal, not academic
Room to reflect without pressure or expectation
Complete privacy in how much or how little you share
A sisterhood of women who already understand
Faith woven gently into your life rather than kept separate from it

Grounded in a Trusted Resource

Journey to Heal was written by Crystal M. Sutherland, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse herself. The book has become a trusted resource in Christian sexual abuse recovery communities and carries endorsements from licensed counselors specializing in abuse recovery.

“A clear pathway through the muck toward wholeness and health.”

— Mary DeMuth, author of Not Marked

“Can help you reject shame and discover God’s love and care.”

— Michael Prasse, MACC, LPC, counselor specializing in abuse recovery

“I highly recommend this book to anyone who is ready to be set free.”

— Debbie Hancock, cofounder and executive director of Compassion to Act

Get the Book Read Reviews on Goodreads

A Companion for the Journey (Optional)

Alongside the book, a companion journal walks with you through each step, closing with a time set aside to celebrate how far you have come. This is entirely optional and never required to participate. Both the digital PDF version ($5) and the hardcover version ($18) are coming soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be a Christian to join?

No. This group is open to any woman. The foundation of this community and the book we use are rooted in Scripture, so come as you are, wherever you are in your faith.

What if I am not ready to talk about what happened?

That is completely alright. Nothing here requires you to share before you are ready.

Do I have to share my story?

No.

Is this therapy or counseling?

No. This is a faith based support and community space, not a replacement for professional counseling.

What do I need to participate?

You will need your own copy of Journey to Heal by Crystal M. Sutherland. A companion journal is also available if you would like one, but it is completely optional.

Is what I share confidential?

Yes, always.

Where can I learn more about Minister Jane’s own story?

She writes openly about her own healing journey on the ministry blog at blog.sotjmin.org.

Is there a cost to join?

No, joining the group itself is completely free.

What is your training or experience leading this group?

Minister Jane has personally completed facilitator training for Journey to Heal, so she is walking each step of this material out with you exactly as it was designed to be led. You can read more about her full training and ministry background on her founder page at sotjmin.org/founder.

What platform will we meet on?

Google Meet. The link will be sent once you sign up.

When does the next group start?

Mid November. The exact date and time will be announced soon, and everyone who signs up will be the first to know.