Endorsements of Proven Performance
“Wendy Redroad is our go-to girl on the topic of forgiveness.
She shares a powerful journey intertwined with healing for women who’ve suffered all manner of abuse. She is relatable, compassionate, and professional in her approach as she takes women by the hand and gently walks them through their own journeys to healing and restoration.”
valianthearts.org
“In nine years of prison ministry I’ve become acutely aware that the main issue the majority of inmates struggle with is forgiveness—for themselves and others. Wendy’s teaching unlocks the mystery of how to forgive what you will never forget with practical guidance. Her message opened their eyes to new ways of understanding and approaching forgiveness.”
Donna Criswell
Director of Chapel of Hope Prison Ministry
Speaker location: The Murray Unit, Gatesville, TX
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Catholic Women
Location: Good Shepherd Catholic Community, Colleyville, TX
“I believed that forgiveness was equal to absolution, but I was not capable of absolving how I felt about my experiences. I felt guilty. In my formative years, I was not taught how to trust God with my emotions.” —MK
” I have a better understanding of how to discern and talk to God. This program is a good way to teach Catholics (young and old) a refreshing way to view the sacraments. ‘There is no condemnation in Christ’—not even in our emotions. He will not forsake us no matter how we feel about the wrong done to us.” —parishionerCRHP Alumni:
“I have a better idea of how to take brokenness to the cross—rather than attempt to “pray it away.”
“This teaching illustrates how to identify the sacraments at work in us as we journey through forgiveness.”
“It’s healing to speak the truth about the past and to recognize and speak the truth moving forward.”“Wendy’s beautiful smile and pleasant voice make this presentation a joy. (When the messenger is positive and full of life, it’s easier to receive.)”
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Aim for the common good. “The sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily” (CCC, 1906).

