Our Mission

Our Vision...
Our vision for the Esther House is to provide a safe environment to allow women to grow spiritually, emotionally and physically. We want to equip women with the necessary tools to enable them to escape the vicious cycle of abuse and regain their self-worth. We will equip, enable and inspire them through Jesus Christ.

Our Primary Purpose...
Our hope and prayer for the women who commit to the 6- to 18-month program is to give them a well-grounded, well-balanced life. We intend to do this by laying out a Bible-based discipleship program along with individual studies geared toward specific needs and hurts. We will also assist in furthering the women’s education, along with teaching them basic skills to help them function in today's society, such as balancing a budget, and writing a resume. Many abusers restrict victims' access to finances and the ability to support themselves financially. Domestic violence victims often end a violent relationship with serious economic concerns that range from credit issues, lack of financial knowledge, limited budgeting experience, and limited resources. One of our goals is to bring victims of domestic violence back into the economic mainstream by providing them with the tools necessary to build their economic futures along with helping them gain their independence and make the necessary choices to better their own lives and the lives of their children.

Your Help is Needed...
We have a monumental task ahead of us. We need approximately $10,000 to renovate the home we have been blessed to lease at a minimal cost per year. We also need monthly pledges to assist in operating the home. Our estimated budget is about $3,500 per month. Our prayer is that you will help us with this endeavor. Your support will do so much to establish and maintain Esther House and enable these deserving women to create a new life for themselves and their children.

The Journey Begins...
The number of physically abused women is staggering. Statistics tell us that one in three women experience some form of domestic violence. We must keep in mind that these numbers come from those battered women who seek help. Many women are not included statistically because they keep secret the suffering and indignity of abuse. The Journey of 1,000 miles begins with just one step, we are asking that you take the first step with us.