Exodus

Exodus is named after the biblical account of God leading His people out of oppression. 

This ministry reflects that same truth, not the event itself, but the heart of a God who still makes a way out.

 Exodus exists for a sacred and urgent moment:

when a woman must leave to protect her life and the lives of her children.

This ministry was created with deep care and wisdom, recognizing that safety, confidentiality, and simplicity are essential. Exodus does not attempt to do everything. Instead, it offers what can be given safely, without increasing risk.

“The Lord goes before you and will be with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you.”

 Deuteronomy 31:8

 Exodus is for women who:

• Are fleeing domestic or intimate partner violence
• May need to leave quickly and quietly
• Are leaving with children
• May leave with little or nothing
• Need practical support and prayer during the moment of escape

You are not alone. 

God sees you. 

And your life matters.

 Exodus offers limited but intentional support, designed with survivor safety at the center. 

 Each Exodus Bag is prepared 

to help meet immediate 

personal needs when a woman leaves suddenly.

Depending on availability, bags may include:

• Clothing for women and children
• Shoes
• Basic hygiene items
• Diapers or baby essentials (when needed)
• A quiet note of encouragement and prayer

These bags are meant to restore dignity, 

not create dependency or exposure.

 Exodus is faith centered.

We provide:

• Prayer upon request
• Spiritual encouragement rooted in God’s Word
• A reminder that God goes before you, even when the path is uncertain

Prayer is always offered respectfully 

and never forced.

 For the safety of survivors and volunteers, Exodus does not offer:

• Emergency shelter or housing
• Transportation
• Referrals or placement services
• Crisis intervention or counseling

 Your safety comes first.

• Communication is handled discreetly
• Personal details are kept confidential
• No stories, names, or images are shared publicly
• We do not track, follow, or monitor survivors

If you are in immediate danger, 

please contact local emergency services.