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Join us in Dallas on October 3-5, 2019. The American church is facing an abuse crisis. Is your church doing all it can to be secure for survivors and secure from abuse? Churches could be a refuge for those who have experienced abuse. But, too often, survivors haven't found the safety they deserve and the care they need from the church. Are you ready to join us in changing that? The ERLC and SBC Sexual Abuse Advisory Group are partnering together to show Caring Well: Equipping the Church to Confront the Abuse Crisis, at the Gaylord Texan on October 3-5, 2019. This happening will feature survivors, experts, pastors, and advocates who will seek to equip Christians on the topic of abuse and similar problems to empower their churches in the process of becoming secure for survivors and secure from abuse. Through a mix of speakers, panels, and breakout sessions, leaders will listen to the stories of survivors, learn from the experience of experts, and leave equipped with the programs they need to address abuse. We don't wish finances to be a barrier to someone attending. That's why we are offering a steeply discounted begin rate for this happening, with unique pricing for bivocational pastors, little church pastors, church planters and students. That's why we are committed to reinvesting any proceeds from this symposium back into the ERLC's work on abuse. That's why we also have a limited number of symposium registration scholarships accessible. We wish every church to return home after the symposium equipped to do three things: share about abuse, care for the abused, and prepare for abuse prevention. The symposium will address a dozens of subjects in order to tackle necessary questions that every church must address: How could we create sense of the abuse crisis in the Southern Baptist Convention? What can churches do to strengthen their efforts to prevent abuse? How can churches care well for those who have been abused? Who could churches partner with in their communities as they answer to abuse? How can we listen to and learn from the stories of survivors? Why could we lament the crisis of abuse? What could that corporate sorrow look like? How can churches take intentional steps on abuse without using church polity as an excuse for inaction? Why is the church often not seen as a refuge for survivors? Can that be changed? What are practical steps your church can take right now to be secure for survivors and secure from abuse? How can we improve awareness about abuse among those in our churches and communities? What are common myths about abuse and how can we correct them? How could Christians address physical abuse, emotional abuse, and verbal abuse? Is your church doing all it can to address the abuse crisis?