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beEmboldened
OUR MISSION
beEmboldened exists to provide support in the prevention of and healing from harmful religious experiences.
OUR VISION
This year will be focused on resource creation and simplifying our services. As we streamline our supports, seeking to offer easy-to-understand and user-friendly options, our increased capacity will be put toward new much-needed services. From expanding our digital course library through bE Live Free Collective, to building our Survivor Artist Collective Shop, and creating increased engagement through the bE Membership Program, we are excited to offer a fuller spectrum of opportunities for anyone touched by spiritual abuse in some form. Cheers to living out freedom!
OUR VALUES
We value integrity
We value transparency
We value empathy
We value questions
We value perseverance
We value beauty
Our
Values
What Sets Us Apart
Integrity: A commitment to honesty and a high moral standard
Transparency: A healthy vulnerability and willingness to share what’s true
Empathy: A foundation of genuine love and care
Questions: Asking what is needed from us and a desire to understand
Perseverance: A deep-rooted commitment to continue onward
Beauty: An appreciation for the reminder of goodness through creation and the arts
Who We Help.
Supporting your healing process
"I need help. I was involved with an abusive religious group. I got out, but I'm not okay. I feel stuck and I just want to be free. I want to be happy, but I don’t know how to live my life anymore."
Helping you navigate your next steps
"I've realized that I'm in an abusive cult. Now that I know the truth, my environment is wearing on me. I can't stay in this forever, but I'm terrified. I might lose everything, including my family."
About
Living out freedom.
Equipping you to recognize the red flags of unhealthy leadership
I'm a parent. I don't want my child to have a similar experience to mine as he grows up. I know groups are recruiting on campuses and I'm scared. What if he doesn't listen to me and I lose him?
Assisting you in training others
"I'm in church leadership. I don't want my new Christian converts to be at risk for false teaching. I want my young adults to recognize abusive leadership in other places they may go. How do I properly equip them? I'm not an expert in religious abuse and cult abuse tactics."
2024 Vision
What Sets Us Apart
This year will be focused on resource creation and simplifying our services. As we streamline our supports, seeking to offer easy-to-understand and user-friendly options, our increased capacity will be put toward new much-needed services. From expanding our digital course library through bE Live Free Collective, to building our Survivor Artist Collective Shop, and creating increased engagement through the bE Membership Program, we are excited to offer a fuller spectrum of opportunities for anyone touched by spiritual abuse in some form. Cheers to living out freedom!
Helping you safeguard those who matter most
I'm a loved one. My family member is going deeper and deeper into some religious group that I don’t understand. I think it might be a cult, and I’m scared. I’m afraid I’m losing him, and I’m afraid he’s losing himself. How can I help without pushing him to cut ties altogether?
