Stand with her.
Flames of Hope runs on people who show up. Every role comes with training, so the women we serve are protected.
Ways to serve
Find your place.
Volunteer
Mentor, lead or steward a Sister Circle, help at events, or give your legal, financial, or wellness expertise.
Trauma-informed facilitation, confidentiality, biblical integration, mandatory reportingSign up to volunteerCollaborate
Churches, businesses, and nonprofits can host a circle or a tour stop, or provide services with us.
Mission alignment call and collaboration agreementStart a conversationAdvocate
Through The Ivory Bond, help churches respond to divorce and hidden abuse with compassion and truth.
Awareness orientation and referral processBecome an advocateAdvocacy Network
In law, mental health, or crisis response? Join the professionals shaping our response.
Trauma-informed response and privacy protocolsJoin the networkFor churches
When she finally speaks, be ready.
Many women tell their pastor first. We train ministry leaders on what to say, what never to say, and where to send her next.
- Host a monthly Sister Circle
- Bring our training to your women's ministry and pastoral staff
- Host a stop of If These Walls Could Talk
- Keep our resource cards in your restrooms and welcome center
For businesses
Partner for Hope.
Sponsor a woman or a circle, give a percentage of sales, or donate your services. Salons, clinics, boutiques, law offices, and photographers can all be part of her fresh start.
- You receive
- A digital spotlight, a certificate of collaboration, a tax receipt, and co-branded campaigns
Join us
Tell us how you want to help.
Volunteer, partner, host a circle, or bring the play to your city. Fill this out and someone from Flames of Hope will reach out within a week.
Your story stays yours.
What is shared in a circle stays there. A first name is all we need, your information is never sold or shared, and we only reach out the way you choose. Press Esc anytime to leave this site quickly.
The one exception
If we learn that a child, an elderly person, or a person with a disability is being abused or neglected, Texas law requires us to report it. If someone is in immediate danger, we will act to get help. Want your information deleted? Just ask.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.Colossians 3:23