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Your
Healing Place
Podcast

Discover how faith and abortion healing intersect.

Welcome

The Your Healing Place podcast was created to meet anyone wounded by abortion. You will hear from the leaders of An Even Place and many others who have walked through the emotional suffering, pain, and sometimes trauma abortion brings. These conversations will bring you hope that healing is possible with God, a merciful and great redeemer.

Your Healing Place

To address common concerns of how abortion healing and faith intersect in order to validate the emotional pain and grief that abortion can bring and give hope that recovery is possible.

With hosts Mindy Lefaucheur and Linda Keener Thomas

Your Healing Place: Faith-Based Abortion Recovery and Healing
Your Healing Place: Faith-Based Abortion Recovery and Healing

Are you struggling after an abortion and wondering if healing is possible? The Your Healing Place Podcast offers biblical hope, practical encouragement, and real stories of healing for women and men impacted by abortion. Hosted by Mindy Lefaucheur, Founder of An Even Place, each episode explores abortion recovery, forgiveness, grief, shame, relationships, faith, and emotional healing through a Christ-centered perspective. Whether your abortion was recent or decades ago, you’ll discover that freedom is possible, your story is not over, and you don’t have to heal alone. Find abortion recovery resources, virtual healing groups, and more at www.anevenplace.com.

With hosts Mindy Lefaucheur and Linda Keener Thomas

Healing After Abortion: Julie Ciminillo’s Journey from Fear to Freedom
byMindy Lefaucheur & An Even Place

Can you find healing after an abortion you’ve kept secret for years?

Julie Ciminillo was 17 when fear of her family’s reaction influenced her decision to have an abortion. She kept it secret for years, even as she began to recognize her regret. In this episode of Your Healing Place, Julie shares how prayer, Scripture, and God’s grace helped her find healing after abortion. She also talks about the freedom she experienced when she finally shared her story and why she now helps other women through abortion recovery groups.

Topics of discussion

  • How fear and family shame influenced Julie’s decision
  • What led her to recognize her need for healing
  • The role of prayer, Scripture, and sharing her story
  • How her healing led her to support other women

Questions this episode answers

  1. Is healing after abortion possible years later?
  2. How can someone begin to face abortion regret and shame?
  3. Why might sharing your story be part of healing?
  4. What happens in an abortion recovery group?

Learn more about virtual abortion recovery groups and online resources at www.anevenplace.com.

Need someone to talk to? H3helpline, a ministry of An Even Place, offers confidential support after abortion. A trained coach can listen and help you explore your next step toward healing. Call or text 866-721-7881 anytime.

Healing After Abortion: Julie Ciminillo’s Journey from Fear to Freedom
Forgiven but Still Hurting: Sara Cardone’s Journey to Healing After Abortion
From Numbness to Freedom: Jessica’s Story of Healing After Abortion
Can You Really Find Freedom After an Abortion? Teresa Barber’s Story of Healing, Shame, and Hope
Can Painful Memories Bring Healing After Abortion? Karen’s Story of Hope
Can God Forgive Me After an Abortion? Karen’s Healing Journey | Part 2
Abortion Recovery Testimony: Karen’s Story of Fear, Shame, and Finding Hope (Part 1)
Vicky’s Story: Childhood Abuse, Addiction, and a Journey to Healing and Identity
What is abortion recovery? Pt3
What is abortion recovery? Pt2

"How sweet the name of Jesus sounds, in a believer's ear! It soothes his sorrows, heals his wounds, and drives away his fear."