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'I re-discovered hope in God after domestic abuse and now I want to help other women to do the same'
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Sally Hope2025-10-15T05:28:00
Writer Sally Hope shares her journey of rediscovering faith after escaping years of domestic abuse, finding in God a hope that no human being could provide. Now, through her Always Hopeful programme and her new book No Visible Scars, she seeks to walk alongside other women on the path to healing and renewed trust in God’s love.
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