Monthly Archives: July 2012

Forgiveness is a subject that has come up on this blog more than one time.  Some believe that the creators of the blog (abuse survivors of Donn Ketcham) are bitter and unforgiving and therefore, in sin.  Others (myself included) believe … Continue reading →

 ”Emotional abuse is always a component of physical, sexual, and verbal abuse, but it can also stand alone,” she says. “In all cases of abuse, the perpetrator uses intimidation, humiliation, isolation and fear to diminish their victim’s sense of self … Continue reading →

Recently, a couple of dear friends shared their testimonies with me regarding the missionary interviews that are currently underway.  As I listened to their hearts I realized that what they had to say would be very helpful for others who … Continue reading →

“I swore never to be silent wherever and whenever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.” (Elie Wiesel) This is one of … Continue reading →

Want another way to stay “tuned in” to what is going on with Bangladesh MKs Speak?  Go to our NEW! Facebook Page and like it so that blog posts and more will show up on your newsfeed.  Listed below are … Continue reading →

by Diana Durrill As I heard the news today and read through the Freeh Report and the Louis Freeh Press Release, I couldn’t help but find the following statements to be eerily similar to the ABWE story.  I’ve copied a few … Continue reading →

MK Friends – The G.R.A.C.E. investigative team would like to take a look at our medical histories from our years in Bangladesh.  They need us to fill out our HIPPA forms (attached) and send them in to the ABWE home … Continue reading →

That Donn Ketcham is a pedophile and ABWE has grossly mishandled this issue from the beginning is still a hot topic on the world wide web.  Just take a look at the two blog posts from the last couple of … Continue reading →

As a moderation team on Bangladesh MK’s Speak we have had opportunity to develop deep friendships.  We have spent countless hours talking, praying, emailing, crying, and lifting one another up over the past year-and-a-half.  God has allowed us to truly bear one … Continue reading →