Our name is an expression of who we are in God, His love, and His care for, and over us. 

This pure love causes us to feel secure in Him even in times of darkness.

The  scripture verse (Micah 7:8) was chosen because it speaks of hope, renewal and restoration during 

a time of oppression, exploitation and great social injustice.  It also reminds us that God is always present, 

even in the darkness.

 The  Cross  represents God’s love (God does not endorse and embrace abuse ... 

it contradicts His character) ,  J Engle .

 The  image  in the centre of the Cross is a  candlenut  which when set alight, the oily seed  inside

 causes it to burn like a candle. It is also used for healing wounds and promoting good health. 

The darkness in the imagery of our logo is that of a hurting woman. She is the oily seed trapped inside

 the hard shell of pain. As she becomes more and more aware of God’s true definition of love, 

this knowledge ignites the oily seed and penetrates the hard shell of abuse. 

At first, the light is a flicker then as it increases, it burns brighter and brighter, 

illuminating and making the way out  transparent. She gains strength to break away, and 

healing and restoration occur.  Walking in freedom and, oblivious to people’s judgement; she becomes 

not only resilient but also an encourager of other women.