Break the Silence, Embrace Your Freedom!

Hidden in the shadows of countless Christian homes, a silent epidemic is unfolding: 1 in 3 Christian marriages experience some form of abuse. 

But the abuse is often cleverly disguised and shielded by misconceptions. Renae Ross, a survivor herself, unveils the truth and extends a lifeline in But He Never Hit Me, a revolutionary guide for Christian women trapped in abusive marriages. 

With raw honesty and unwavering faith, Ross tackles the taboo, offering a roadmap to liberation from emotional, verbal, or sexual abuse. Get ready to:

✓ Create positive changes that bring joy and healing.

✓ Grow closer to God.

✓ Create boundaries to increase peace and quality of life.

✓ Educate yourself on the various forms of abuse.

✓ Increase your confidence in creating a healthier way of life.

It’s time to stop enduring and start thriving. But He Never Hit Me isn't just a book - it's a lifeline. Take the first step towards freedom today.

Renae Ross is a teacher by trade, turned nanny in the process of creating a life-change after ending an abusive marriage and grueling divorce that prompted this book. Her real-life experience of surrendering to Jesus after years of enduring an abusive marriage offers a clear path to a life of freedom and peace. No spouse should have to endure continual abuse of any kind, and Renae’s steps to a better life are faith-filled and promising. Renae grew up in a small rural town in northern Michigan.

After completing college at Northern Michigan University, she moved to Wisconsin, where she raised four children and worked a teaching career. She spent 23 years teaching. During this time, she studied at Walden University and received a Master’s in Elementary Education. Most of her time was spent in the elementary classroom, with seven of those years teaching high school Spanish. Post-divorce she made a geographical and job change. Recognizing the need to create a new life for herself, away from the abuse, she pursued a nanny position. She also studied Christian yoga through YogaFaith University. She has received her certification for 12-step yoga and trauma-sensitive yoga and is pursuing further certification in prison ministry.

She has started a Christian Yoga business via Facebook called Magnolia Yoga of YogaFaith. Through this platform, along with yoga, she also gives mini-lessons about healing from the effects of abuse, her journey of understanding abuse, and how to educate oneself to create healthful changes. Her own real-life experience enables her to be an empathetic listener and an ongoing encourager, supporting a struggling traveler. Renae has been actively involved in 12-step recovery and has shared her testimony among its members. She is passionate about encouraging people to work on their healing and escaping toxic situations. Presently, she is helping to organize outreach programs to help families who suffer from another’s addiction, including taking ministry programs into prisons.